by Claudio Bernasconi | Jun 4, 2021 | Source Control
You have a password or some secret in your Git repository, and you want to remove it. I recently had the same problem in one of my repositories. I will show you a convenient and simple way to get rid of any accidentally committed secret in your Git repository....
by Claudio Bernasconi | Oct 24, 2014 | Source Control
I recently decided to move all my source code to Github. First, I don’t want to work with Mercurial anymore. It’s not that I think Mercurial does not work, but I simply want to start using Git as my version control system. I think most of the projects I...
by Claudio Bernasconi | Apr 30, 2014 | Source Control
I am going to explain how I learned to work with Git as a distributed version control system in this post. My intention is to be able to contribute to open source projects hosted on GitHub and to be able to work with a source control when I am not connected to any...
by Claudio Bernasconi | Mar 29, 2014 | Source Control
In this post, I am going to explain how it is like to get started with Git and Github in 2014. The entire community seems to be on Github. I sometimes felt like a stranger because I did not own an account on Github. On January 2nd, 2014 I finally created my own Github...
by Claudio Bernasconi | Jan 2, 2013 | Source Control
I had three different training repositories on my local subversion version control system. These repositories are used to demonstrate something in a throw-away prototype or just to learn some new techniques or languages by having the comfort of a full VCS. While...
by Claudio Bernasconi | Dec 31, 2012 | Source Control
Since summer this year I work with different devices from different locations on my projects. This is a huge benefit. There is nothing more inspiring than sitting in a bar looking over the lake and drinking a cool cola while working on the best projects. As I was...
