Tag: GitHub

The Power of GitHub Actions for Streamlining DevOps Workflows
The Power of GitHub Actions for Streamlining DevOps Workflows
Blog Posts

Introduction GitHub Actions is a powerful tool for automating development workflows, and it has quickly become a staple in the DevOps world. With its ability to integrate with various tools and services, GitHub Actions allows developers to streamline their workflow and focus on delivering high-quality code. In this article, we’ll dive into the essentials of GitHub… READ MORE

Creating a GitHub Action
Creating a GitHub Action
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I wanted to describe how my flow usually works for creating a GitHub Actions. People often struggle to think of something to build because they start with an empty canvas: the action itself. That is not how I build up the action. For me the process is as follows: Have a need for something straightforward: like… READ MORE

GitHub Notification Settings
GitHub Notification Settings
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I notice a lot of people getting lost in their GitHub notifications. Here is what you can do to get some control back! The default settings send you emails for everything. A lot of people then create an email rule to move all those emails to a specific folder, which means they will never look… READ MORE

Azure Static Web Apps: hit the ground running!
Azure Static Web Apps: hit the ground running!
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Azure Static Web Apps is a service that automatically builds and deploys full stack web apps to Azure from a GitHub repository. But how do they work? Or, a better question, how do we make them work for us? Watch Rick van den Bosch’s webinar on Azure Static Web Apps and you will have enough… READ MORE

Power Apps Studio and GitHub 🚀
Power Apps Studio and GitHub 🚀
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During the Christmas holiday, I used my time off to explore the integration between Power Apps and GitHub. I started to explore this new feature because I wanted to see changes to the code. I mean real code. There is no way to easily see the code… Well, Power Apps is a no/low-code as we know, so I also know we should not want to see… READ MORE