GitHub posts for developers who want a clean, repeatable workflow for shipping code. Expect practical guides on repos, branching, issues and PRs, GitHub Actions, release automation, and conventions that keep teams consistent. Great if you are setting up CI/CD, standardizing commits, or turning manual release steps into a predictable pipeline.
Release Please is a GitHub Action that automatically creates release pull requests and GitHub releases based on conventional commits. In my previous article, I explained how using conventional commit messages can automate various processes, such as...
When I first started professionally programming in a team, one of the first articles I had to read and memorize was How to Write a Git Commit Message by Chris Beams. And since then I used...
As a developer of several open source libraries using Angular, React, and Next.js, I have struggled with keeping them...
I created a custom Github action that deploys a static website to s3, and I want to point out a...
In development I like to use containerized databases. Recently I've been working on a micro service project that...
