Archive for the ‘Version control’ Category

In software development, keeping a repository clean, efficient, and secure is critical for effective collaboration. This is where Git Ignore (.gitignore) comes into play. The .gitignore file is a configuration file used by Git to specify which files or directories should be excluded from version control. By defining patterns in this file, developers can ensure […]

  Last update: July 25th 2022 We’re asked many times about the differences of SaaS offering (public cloud) provided by GitHub, GitLab and Atlassian Bitbucket. The vendors tend to update terms and offering quite frequently, so we decided to make an up-to-date comparison list (Excel sheet) with all relevant criteria, including: Max users (private repos) […]