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By GitKraken
We’ve all been there: working a feature that spans multiple Git repositories, doing your best to coordinate pull requests and save the reviewers from “review-hell” as they try to piece together how everything fits across the repositories… When a change impacts more than one microservice, the coordination can become a mess of disconnected PRs spanning many repos, each dependent on the other to avoid breaking something critical.
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By Melese M
Hey developers! We’re excited to announce GitLens 16, our most significant update yet to enhance how developers work with Git in VS Code. Over 35 million developers around the world rely on GitLens for its seamless integration with VS Code, providing powerful Git visualizations like inline blame annotations, the Commit Graph, and Launchpad. GitLens continues to improve essential Git workflows, saving developers time and enhancing their coding experience within VS Code.
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By Allison Wheeler
Do you often spend more time trying to understand code instead of writing it? Whether it’s finding dependencies, understanding data flows, or locating the right entry points, the lack of visibility in codebases, both new and old, can quickly slow devs down. With the right tools and practices, though, developers can access the full picture of the codebase from the start. This guide is all about making code visibility work for you.
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By Allison Wheeler
*Cue infomercial voice* Has this ever happened to you? You’ve worked hard on a feature, run all your tests, and felt pretty good about it – until the review comes back. Next thing you know, you’re scouring through vague feedback and unclear comments like “this is confusing,” leaving you feeling frustrated that the review ever happened in the first place. Bad code reviews can suck the motivation out of any developer.
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By Allison Wheeler
When it comes to managing development projects, many teams use both Azure DevOps and Jira to collaborate across departments. While Jira is often favored by project management teams for issue tracking, Azure DevOps excels with developers for managing code repositories, pipelines, and deployments. Combining these two tools can bring clarity, reduce duplication, and foster better collaboration between both development and non-development teams.
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By GitKraken
Most companies prioritize developer productivity, yet inefficiencies continue to cost dev teams valuable time. In fact, Atlassian’s State of Developer Experience report reveals that nearly 70% of developers lose more than eight hours a week to workflow friction. Atlassian Solution Partners are uniquely positioned to address this challenge, and GitKraken’s new DevEx Advance Partner Program is designed to help them do exactly that.
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By Allison Wheeler
Whether you’re managing code commits or tracking project tasks, integrating Jira with Azure DevOps can provide an informative, unified view of your development and deployment activities. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk through the process of connecting Azure DevOps to Jira using Git Integration for Jira – a versatile extension that enhances project management with real-time visibility and synchronization across your development pipelines.
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By Allison Wheeler
The quality of developer experience (DevEx) can make or break a development team’s success. But, what are the key trends shaping developer experience in 2024? We dove into the findings from Atlassian’s State of Developer Experience Report 2024, which sheds light on the various aspects that contribute to an optimal DevEx – from efficient tooling and processes to a supportive and inclusive work culture.
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By Sarah Lean
Git is an essential tool for version control, whether you are a developer or an IT pro. Git allows engineers to track changes, collaborate, and manage their code effectively. However, for beginners, navigating Git can be daunting. Enter GitLens, a powerful Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension designed to enhance Git capabilities and simplify Git management.
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By Allison Wheeler
As a JavaScript developer, you’re probably in VS Code every day to write code, identify issues, and handle all the other tasks necessary to keep your projects running smoothly. With the right extensions, VS Code evolves from a simple code editor into a productivity powerhouse – and many of them are completely free. Whether you’re debugging, formatting code, or managing dependencies, there’s an extension to make your life easier.
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By GitKraken
Tired of memorizing Git commands? At, Shashi Lo from Microsoft shows how GitKraken Desktop's visual interface simplifies his Git workflows. Stashing, switching branches, and more become a breeze!
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By GitKraken
In this GitKon 2024 session, Shashi Lo, Senior UX Engineer at Microsoft, dives into a DevEx framework designed to boost team productivity. Discover how essential tools like GitKraken, GitLens, Ditto, and Microsoft's Copilot can improve dev team efficiency efficiency and enhance development workflows.
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By GitKraken
The SDLC is changing. Fast. At GitKon 2024, Adam Seligman from AWS shares how generative AI is poised to transform the entire software development lifecycle, with AI agents becoming integral parts of your team. Explore the future of development in Adam's full session here on YouTube!
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By GitKraken
In this GitKon 2024 keynote session, Adam Seligman, VP of Developer Experience at AWS, discusses the evolution of the developer experience and how AWS is driving innovation with new tools and technologies. Adam covers various aspects of AWS's approach to empowering developers, highlights key cloud innovations such as serverless computing and generative AI, and demonstrates the advanced capabilities of Amazon Q Developer. Join Adam as he provides a comprehensive overview of AWS's vision for the future of software development.
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By GitKraken
Automatic conflict detection has landed in GitKraken Desktop 10.6! Get proactive alerts about potential conflicts, so you can fix them before they cause chaos. There’s more where that came from – watch our latest Changelog for all the updates!
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By GitKraken
We're excited to bring some tactical improvements to GitKraken Desktop with this 10.6 release. Automatic conflict detection will give you a heads up about potential conflicts when you check out a commit, and you can fine tune the detection to only apply to certain branches (and there's an off switch too of course). Worktrees got a few improvements in the Commit Graph and the Left Panel. Plus! We tackled yet another highly requested feature on feedback.gitkraken.com: support for custom external editors.
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By GitKraken
With the launch of GitKraken Desktop v10.5, we’re thrilled to introduce support for Git worktrees, which allow you to work on multiple branches simultaneously without affecting your primary working directory. In this workshop we walk through creating, managing, and switching between your worktrees. Plus share practical tips on how to incorporate worktrees into your existing workflows.
Corbin Crutchley talks about working with teams and his career in general | Software is a Team Sport
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By GitKraken
In this first episode of the "Software is a Team Sport" mini-series, Corbin Crutchley, a Staff Software Engineer at Descript, shares his incredible career journey—from scripting as a system admin to leading teams at startups and corporations like Hilton. Topics Covered: Corbin also discusses his passion for writing technical books and impactful documentation to empower teams and developers. Tune in for expert advice, fascinating stories, and practical tips on fostering teamwork in the software industry!
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By GitKraken
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By GitKraken
Git stash is perfect whenever you need to save work without committing. GitKraken Ambassador Kevin Bost shows how to easily stash changes in GitKraken Desktop, keeping your workspace clean and organized while you tackle multiple tasks.
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