Git
Safely Force Pushing in Git
If force-pushing is part of your git workflow, here's a tip that can help you avoid disaster.
Delete Multiple Local Git Branches
Learn how to use a single command to delete multiple git branches.
Use git-lfs on File Already Committed
Using Git LFS on a file that is already being track without it requires an extra step.
Git: Set Default Branch to "main" on "init"
Tired of remembering to rename the master branch after running git init? This option will help you!
Git: List All Config Options
See all the options available to you, and also learn how to filter them.
Git Merge: Accept All Changes
Have you encountered a large merge when you know you are going to accept all current or incoming changes? There's a way to achieve without stepping through each file.
Collaborate On A GitHub Gist
GitHub gists are designed to be user-specific and not for team collaboration. But you can make it work with a little finagling.
Free Alternatives to GitHub for Private Git Hosting
GitHub is super awesome, until you have to start paying for it. Check out two feature-full and FREE alternatives.
Backup Gitlab Data and Repositories to Amazon S3
Make sure you don't lose all that precious GitLab data by backing regularly and syncing with an Amazon S3 bucket.
Squash all Commits into a Single Commit
Sometimes it makes sense to start over in Git's history while maintaining the current state of your code.