Git is a kind of distributed version control system (DVCS) widely used by developers to manage codes and track the different changes in projects. Linus Torvalds – the same genius mind behind the Linux operating system – initially developed Git way back in 2005. From being just an ordinary tool for managing different versions of […]

Have you ever lost track of changes in a project or worse, lost an important file? We have all been here at one point in our lives. Whether it’s coding, writing, or designing, managing several versions of our work could turn out to be a circus act. That is when the invisible friend we are

Let’s get real here—waiting for software updates is such frustrating. Imagine living in a world where each bit of improvement, bug fix, or feature pops out almost immediately. Sounds like a dream, huh? Well, that’s the magic of Continuous Deployment, or CD. If you ever wondered how top companies like Netflix or Amazon can push

Imagine you’re part of a development team working on a massive software project. Everyone is working on a different feature, and after days of work, the time has finally come to integrate everything together. Sounds pretty smooth, eh? Not always. Code integration can be painful if one doesn’t use the right tools. That’s where Continuous

Imagine now if you try to manage hundreds or even thousands of individual pieces of software running simultaneously, each with its own unique needs. Sounds like a logistical nightmare, right? Well, that’s where Kubernetes steps in. It’s like the conductor of the orchestra, ensuring the seamless running together of those pieces of software, which can

Docker is the game-changing application that helps developers build, deploy, and run applications in a completely new way. Simply stated, a container is like a packed version of everything an application needs to run, including libraries, dependencies, and system tools, then allowing it to run uniformly across varying environments and finally combating the age-old “works

What if we were building an enormous Lego structure in which each brick is stuck by glue and to change something, we have tear everything apart? Older monolithic applications are built like this—all the code as part of a piece. But imagine each Lego brick is standalone, so we could just swap one of them

Now, imagine trying to juggle a dozen at once. More than likely, some are bound to fall. That’s what happens when teams try to handle too many tasks at a time without a good system to work with. Kanban is like those extra pairs of hands that make things easier: it lets you visualize exactly

Have you ever been working on a group project and nobody knew what was the next step? Perhaps you tried to choreograph a big task, but everything changed? Scrum can help with that. It’s the game plan for how to get stuff done when the way ahead is vague or continuously changing. Scrum is a