by Sarker | Jan 21, 2023 | Git
Introduction Homebrew is a popular package manager for UNIX-based operating systems like MacOS and Linux. Homebrew users find the most use out of it from a MacOS device, as by default, MacOS does not have a terminal-based package manager in and of itself....
by Sarker | Jan 19, 2023 | Git
Introduction Creating git branches for a project’s repo is not uncommon at all among git users. In fact, for development work, most people using git tend to create branches for bug fixes and other small sets of changes they’d like to commit to the...
by Sarker | Jan 19, 2023 | Git
Introduction ‘Git is a version control system’ – you’ve probably heard this more than enough already. But why does it matter? Version control systems are a means of working together with other chefs to cook a fancy dish (collaborating...
by Sarker | Jan 19, 2023 | Git
Introduction Staging is definitely one of the best things about Git that makes it stand out from most other version control systems out there. The fact that you can group up a set of changes and commit them on depend gives a deeper level of control on your repo....
by Sarker | Jan 5, 2023 | Git, Linux
Introduction Alpine is a very lightweight Linux distribution, which uses the musl library for running C applications, instead of the standard libc library. This causes it to lack support for C++ applications out of the box. Nevertheless, the small footprints of Alpine...
