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In my latest video, I take another look at a Rest API project and discuss code health. Using an example from a GitHub repository, you learn how to follow best practices to keep your codebase healthy. Join me as I go step by step to identify and clean up the code, transforming it into cleaner, more maintainable code. https://lnkd.in/e2tbcfDQ
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I have been working on a major refactoring of my Infrastructure as Code (IaC) repository for the past week. Here are some key points I have learned: - Plan your IaC code before implementing it in reality - backporting is more painful than starting from scratch. - Don't forget to consider future updates for your apps/tools - think about the update process. - Test everything possible in your development/sandbox projects. - Create documentation. Include JIRA links, GitHub links to issues, and Stack Overflow solution links - they will all help you in the future. - Ask your colleagues about the results in the process. We have recreated the base part of our repository around 5 times in the last 2 days... And it's good! A lot of pain is being covered by that move. - Rest. Just rest from work as much as you can.
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I do enjoy using GitHub Copilot, particularly its chat feature in VS Code. But every now and then, when it pops up with suggestions, I can't help but get curious. Firstly, what kind of code was in the training set to come up with suggestions like this? And secondly, how many developers, especially the rookies, are taking these suggestions at face value? 🤔 For context: I'm knee-deep in parsing XML at the moment. 🙄 #softwaredevelopment #copilot #fun
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Excited to share my latest Medium article on 'Unveiling GitHub Copilot: Revolutionizing Code Development.' 🚀 Discover how this groundbreaking tool is transforming the way we write code and revolutionizing the developer experience. Read the full article on Medium! 🔍 #GitHubCopilot #CodeDevelopment #TechInnovation
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❌❌✅! Three commits to a fully functional GitHub Action workflow?! (which builds/tags/pushes 5 multi-arch container images in parallel) This has got to be some kind of record! 😅 The secret? Move all of the logic OUT of the workflow and into a task runner (e.g. Task)!
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