Main Hostings for IT Projects In this post, we feature a comprehensive article on the three Main Hostings for IT Projects. When developers build their software, they sometimes want to share it with other developers to let them apply it easily for free. That is why special hostings for source code were built, and there are a few of them ...
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People migrating from Github to Gitlab should learn about these details first
After Microsoft’s recent acquisition of Github, a mass exodus has kind of begun and many small and large projects are moving their code bases to the much hyped Gitlab in a hurry, and these include both open and closed source projects. However, before migrating to Gitlab, they should take a pause and learn something about Gitlab and consider evaluating other ...
Read More »How to Use GitLab and GitHub Together
The Source Control Hosting Landscape GitHub has been the the most popular site for hosting open source software projects since 2008. It took the lead when SourceForge was slow to embrace newly-popular git source control system. GitHub is rivaled by Bitbucket, thriving on an enterprise-friendly pricing model and integration with other Atlassian tools. However, GitHub’s model of charging for privacy rather than headcount makes ...
Read More »Starting developing in Swift: Using GitLab with XCode
As showed in my previous post I have set up a GitLab account so I can host my Git repositories there. In this post I will show how you can combine XCode (v7.1) with GitFlow and GitLab. In fact I will end up to use both XCode (for programming) and the Terminal (for my GitFlow) but that is the same ...
Read More »Starting developing in Swift: setting up version control with GitLab
Now that I have received my grade for the second part of the Coursera iOS with Swift specialisation I decided it is time to get started to build my own app. The first thing to do (as a professional developer ;-)) is to configure my versioning control in XCode. Since I have pretty good experiences with Git I decided to ...
Read More »Git flow with Jenkins and GitLab
At work I recently transitioned from TFS to using Git as our source control management. After introducing the team to Git we also established a common workflow on how we wanted to have Git integrate with Jenkins and GitLab. Below is our current implementation. Git branching strategies Git branching strategies are guidelines on how to use git’s branching mechanism for ...
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