Is there a purpose for using pull requests on my own repo if I am the only developer?
So I got started with a real project of mine on GitHub and things are going pretty well and ideas are flowing a lot faster than I initially thought. In order to keep things organized, I setup some branches so I can develop different features separately.
What is proper etiquette and recommended GitHub workflow for simultaneously contributing to and diverging from upstream repo?
I’m new to GitHub and VCS in general. I’ve been programming in various languages for years, but I’ve always worked solo on custom projects (no public releases). I recently started using a jQuery UI widget I downloaded from GitHub in a project I am working on. The repo is no longer maintained by the original author. Another fork has incorporated some of the original pull requests. This is the one I forked from.
How to organize projects in Redmine? [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
How to design website workflow?
I have been thinking about this for really long time without reaching an optimum answer.
Pushing a new version of a live web application in a Git based workflow
I have a question regarding workflow in web development. I’m building my project in Symfony, and it’s in Git.
What .NET objects should I use to create a cookie based session in MVC?
I’m writing a custom password reset application that uses a validation technique that doesn’t fit cleanly with ASP.NET Membership Provider’s challenge questions.
Perforce workflow
So, we have just migrated from SVN to Perforce.
Application deployment with Puppet
I’ve been researching puppet lately, and I think it could be useful to integrate into my deployment pipeline.
Is a merging strategy like Git Flow really an anti-pattern?
My company is using Git, and is using a peculiar branching scheme – work is done in master, and branches are reserved for releases. This works fine, so long as all of the work done in an iteration makes it into the branch, but if a critical production issue comes up, we have to ensure that the work somehow makes it into both branches.
Workflow for building a RESTful API
I am building a RESTful API, and so far, to make sure that my resources work as I need them to, I am using a REST client called Postman. This makes it easy for me to store routes and quickly make requests to them for testing. My current collection of routes in Postman looks like this: