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Modern Go development demands rigorous code quality standards. Linters for Go automate the detection of bugs, security vulnerabilities, and style inconsistencies before they reach production.

Python linters are essential tools that analyze your code for errors, style issues, and potential bugs without executing it. They enforce coding standards, improve readability, and help teams maintain high-quality codebases.

Line ending inconsistencies between Windows and Linux systems cause formatting issues, Git warnings, and script failures. This comprehensive guide covers detection, conversion, and prevention strategies.

Converting LaTeX documents to Markdown has become essential for modern publishing workflows, integrating static site generators, documentation platforms, and version control systems while maintaining readability and simplicity.

Python packaging has evolved significantly, with modern tools and standards making it easier than ever to distribute your code.

DORA (DevOps Research and Assessment) metrics are the gold standard for measuring software delivery performance.

Choosing the right Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) tool can dramatically impact your productivity, learning, and information organization. Let’s have a look at Obsidian and LogSeq.

Here is an up-to-date GitHub Copilot cheat sheet, covering essential shortcuts, commands, usage tips, and context features for Visual Studio Code and Copilot Chat

GitHub Actions is an automation and CI/CD platform within GitHub, used to build, test, and deploy your code based on events like pushes, pull requests, or on a schedule.

GitOps is a modern approach to managing infrastructure and applications deployments using Git as the single source of truth. It leverages Git’s version control capabilities to automate and streamline the process of deploying and managing applications and infrastructure, particularly in cloud-native environments.

Gitflow is widely used in projects requiring versioned releases, parallel development, and hotfix management.

The next step is to implement some CI/CD and setup Gitea Actions for Hugo website, to push website to AWS S3 automatically when master branch is updated.

After clonning the git repository, do the local repository configuration, particularly set user name and email address.

Need to backup the 1) db, 2) filestorage, 3) some other gitea files. Here we go.

We want to host a nice and secure container registry - to push docker images there and our kubernetes cluster would pull them from this registry. So came the idea to use the gitea over ssl.

Wanting to move your projects away from open cloud git providers and thinking of self-hosting internal git server locally?