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Basic Git commands you need to know

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Gary Woodfine

Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk

Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.

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Book Review: Java by Comparison - Jan 7, 2019
Book Review : The 4 Hour Work Week - Dec 28, 2018
Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018

The usage of Git as a primary Source Code Control is ever increasing and with Microsoft purchasing GitHub this is only set to increase. Personally I have been using Git and Github for a few years now, and it has become my number one choice in Source Code Repository and Version Control System (VCS). Compared […]

Create nuget package .net core

Tutorial on how to create a NuGet package using the .NET Core CLI, and then publish their NuGet package to the nuget.org site, including how to set up a CI/CD pipeline

Gary Woodfine

Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk

Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)

Book Review: Java by Comparison - Jan 7, 2019
Book Review : The 4 Hour Work Week - Dec 28, 2018
Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018

This post is nothing more than a reminder to myself on how to add a newly generated meanjs application to a new GitHub repository. This is something I do a couple of times a year, but I can never remember how to do it. It is actually simple, but it’s something my brain can just […]

remove ignored files from git repository

About
Latest Posts

Gary Woodfine

Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk

Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)

Book Review: Java by Comparison - Jan 7, 2019
Book Review : The 4 Hour Work Week - Dec 28, 2018
Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I ran into a situation today, whereby I had created a git reposiotry for a new ASP.net MVC web application I am developing. I had created a git repository and only after a couple of days of development had I realised I need to include a few more file extensions […]