GitHub’s Post

A new week brings some new ways we can review your code. Now we'll try to find cases where the changes in a PR are too complicated and suggest how you can improve it. You can try it out on any GitHub repo (link in comments)

In a concise tutorial, Itay Bittan shows how you can add a motivational GitHub action to your repository, encouraging you to reach 100% test coverage.

Last article* from 2023: a few ideas on how you can speed up GitHub Actions, saving time and money: https://lnkd.in/ewNA2Mzy * and the first one from 2023 as well 😅

I've been thinking that my commit messages and pull requests could be better and more useful. This article gives some good pointers and recommendations for commit messages. I particularly like the idea of describing why the changes were made, not simply listing the changes made. https://lnkd.in/eU6DQMqf

🚀 Excited to announce my latest tutorial: "Ep: 16 Master CI/CD with Me | GitHub Actions | Cache Eviction Policies" 🚀 Are you ready to streamline your development workflow and accelerate your project delivery? Join me in this in-depth tutorial where we'll dive into mastering CI/CD using GitHub Actions. In this tutorial, we'll cover: ✅ Setting up CI/CD pipelines ✅ Automating testing and deployment processes ✅ Leveraging GitHub Actions for seamless integration ✅ Best practices and tips for optimizing your workflow Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer, this tutorial is packed with practical examples and expert insights to help you harness the power of CI/CD in your projects. Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your skills and become a CI/CD pro! Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gsRHaQ7y #CI #CD #GitHubActions #Development #WorkflowOptimization #GitHub #ContinuousIntegration #ContinuousDeployment

May GitHub can remote to far distance as long as we can . And it must step by step to do it . You can imagation then fallow your step . But please do not out of your mind . I think the sequence is very important . So far so good .

Just finished the course “Practical GitHub Actions” by Ray Villalobos! There is a lot you can do on GitHub than just hosting your code. Do check it out if you want to learn capabilities of GitHub.

Need a nudge to reach 100% test coverage in your GitHub repo? Itay Bittan's quick and accessible guide will show you how to add one with diff_cover.

🌟 Excited to Share My First Project! 🌟 Hi everyone! I’m thrilled to finally share something I’ve been working on that brings out my passion for programming. Over the past few days, I’ve put together a project that I’m really proud of, and I’d love to get your thoughts on it. This project is called "Cipher", where I make two well known ciphers namely Caesar Cipher and Vigenere Cipher. Working on this has been a huge learning curve, and I’ve gained a lot of hands-on experience with encryption and decryption. What It’s All About: 1) Caesar Cipher: Wrapping around: The alphabet wraps around when shifting letters. For example, a shift of 1 encodes "A" as "B", "M" as "N", and "Z" as "A". Case sensitivity: Letter case should be maintained during the shift. Encryption and decryption functions: Separate functions can be defined for both encryption and decryption. ASCII values: The ASCII values of characters can be used to perform the shift. Negative shift: The decryption key is negative to move letters in the opposite direction. 2) Vigenere Cipher: Keyword-Based Shifts: Each letter is shifted according to a repeating keyword. Variable Shifts: The shift varies based on the corresponding keyword letter. Encryption/Decryption: Use the keyword to shift letters for encryption; reverse for decryption. Handling Characters: Non-alphabetic characters are left unchanged. Modulo Operation: Used to wrap shifts around the alphabet. I used Python to bring it to life, and it’s been a rewarding journey to see it all come together. I’m still learning and growing, so I’d be incredibly grateful for any feedback or suggestions. Whether you’re in engineering, tech, or just curious, I’d love for you to take a look! 👉🏻 Here’s the GitHub repo: https://lnkd.in/dJ2w3ccy Thanks so much for your support and encouragement. I’m looking forward to connecting with more of you and learning together! #CivilEngineering #Programming #GitHub #LearningJourney #EngineeringLife

🔍👩💻 Exciting Update! Just wrapped up a challenging debugging task and wanted to share my experience with you all. Task: Debugging Code 🐞 I recently had the opportunity to dive deep into debugging a complex codebase. It was a rewarding journey filled with learning and growth. 💡 Here are some key takeaways: 📌 Patience is key: Debugging can be frustrating, but taking a step back and approaching the problem methodically is crucial. 🔗 Collaboration is invaluable: Working closely with my talented colleagues helped us crack the toughest bugs together. 🚀 Continuous learning: Every debugging session taught me something new and improved my problem-solving skills. You can check out the code and my debugging notes in the repository linked below: https://lnkd.in/gDK4juQK Big thanks to VaultofCodes for providing this opportunity to enhance my skills and contribute to the team's success. 🙌 Feel free to connect with me or drop any questions you may have about debugging or coding in general. Let's keep learning together! 🚀 #VaultofCodes #PythomProgrammingIntern #Debugging #Coding #TechSkills #Teamwork #LearnAndGrow