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GitKraken Workshop: How to Undo Git Mistakes

Mistakes are inevitable when working with git but knowing how to fix them can save time and headaches. In this webinar, we’ll explore how to leverage GitKraken to clean up your git history and correct common mistakes. Learn how to remove accidental additions to pull requests, update existing commits, reorder your commits, and combining changes. Whether you're new to git or a seasoned pro, this session will equip you with practical skills to manage and undo errors with confidence.

GitLens Community vs. Pro: Which Edition is Right for You?

Whether you’re reviewing code changes, managing pull requests, or exploring your project’s history, GitLens elevates your Git experience directly in VS Code. In this video, we’ll dive into the features of GitLens Community and Pro editions, helping you find the best fit for your workflow.

The BIGGEST mistake most startup teams make

Culture isn’t something to simply "preserve" – it’s something you build and adapt! Dharmesh Shah, @HubSpot-CRM CTO, shares why teams should think of culture as a product that grows over time. Catch the full session from last year’s GitKon with Dharmesh and GitKraken’s CEO, Matt Johnston, here on YouTube.

GitLens - Interactive Code History

Blame, Hovers, and Commit Graph | Actionable Visuals Go beyond just visualizations with actionable commands. Create branches, rebase, revert, and more by simply right clicking within your repo’s history with the GitLens Commit Graph. The only graph with rich search capabilities, search by a specific commit, message, author, a changed file or files, or even a specific code change.

GitLens - Streamline Collaboration

Streamline Collaboration | Access Work Anywhere & Suggest Changes Easily and securely share code changes with your teammates or other developers by creating a Cloud Patch from your WIP, commit or stash and sharing the generated link. Liberate your code reviews and make and receive code suggestions from your team on anything in your project, not just on the lines of code changed in the PR.

Edit your Git-based Grafana dashboards locally

Grafana has grown to become one of the most prominent dashboarding tools available, with an extensive set of features that support organizations of all sizes. There can come a time, however, when you have too many dashboards. As a software engineer, you might think, “Why can’t I do with dashboards what I do with my code?” That is, you know how to keep your code in version control (e.g., Git). You know how to share and review your code with colleagues (e.g., pull requests).