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In this post, we'll take a look at how to commit your changes inside the GitKraken Git GUI application.

In this post, we're going to look at how you add new files - and remove them - to be committed in the GitKraken Git GUI.

In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to use the GitKraken Git GUI to clone a repository

In this post, we're going to take a look at using Git Tags and Conditional Steps in GitHub Actions to create a release process.

The first post in a new series about what I consider to be 'clean code' (using C#, of course). In this one, let's take a look at conditionals (if/else statements)

After spending way too much time figuring it all out, I now have a Github Action that can build my .NET Framework web application - and deploy it to Azure!

I had three broken / failed AzureDevOps service connections that I could not remove via the UI. I finally figured it out using AzureDevOps API. Read on to find out how!

What's the best way to version, and tag, your code and containers so you know which commits actually make it to production?

What's the best way to version, and tag, your code and containers so you know which commits actually make it to production?