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Git is an indispensable tool for software developers, enabling version control, collaboration, and efficient workflows. While many developers rely on GUI tools for Git, the command line offers unparalleled flexibility, speed, and control. In this post, we’ll explore the basics of Git command-line usage, essential commands, and why you should... [Read More]

Imagine this: It’s 9 AM, your nightly scheduled CI/CD pipeline has failed again, and you’re scrolling through endless log files, hunting for that one elusive error message. Sound familiar? In my last assignment, this was our almost daily nightmare. With hundreds of pipelines running weekly, manual debugging was sucking the... [Read More]

When working with multi-module Scala projects, there are scenarios where you need to exclude specific modules from the sbt test command. This could be due to long-running integration tests, modules with external dependencies, or simply modules that aren’t ready for automated testing yet. [Read More]

CI/CD is a development practice that delivers software to the end user with speed and reliability. This is important for any kind of app be it web, mobile, console or desktop. In this post we will discuss how we can setup CI/CD for an Android Application using Github Actions. [Read More]

I work in an agile team which follows extreme programming practices like pairing programming. But with pair programming comes the problem of switching pairs. Sometimes in big teams we do see that the individuals are not able to make the decision of with whom they should pair next. To overcome... [Read More]

This blog contains step by step instructions on how you can integrate GraphQL with Sitecore. Also how you can start using GraphQL for querying the sitecore data. [Read More]

This blog is intended to provide an overview of Flutter architecture and how it executes Dart code behind the scenes on the mobile devices. The language used in this blog is very simplistic so that any mobile developer learning Flutter can understand how it works underneath. [Read More]

The default interface of sidekiq allows you to see the number of processed and failed jobs with a morgue which has all the dead jobs. The interface is sufficient when you have few queues. But when you have more queues and the number of jobs in each queue is significant then... [Read More]