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Apr 30, 2021

Git Tricks: Avoid solving the same rebase conflict multiple times

If you use git rebase, you’ve probably had to solve a given conflict multiple times over. Learn how to avoid this with two simple tricks.

Git Tricks: Avoid solving the same rebase conflict multiple times

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Jul 6, 2020

Removendo o termo 'Master' de seu projeto no GitHub

Aprenda a substituir o termo master de seus projetos no GitHub e ajude a eliminar termos opressores de nossos projetos digitais

Removendo o termo 'Master' de seu projeto no GitHub

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Jan 30, 2020

Using Spec-Driven Development to build consistent APIs

Relying on the specification to build your API ensures that it does exactly what it promises. And that's what an API is about.

Using Spec-Driven Development to build consistent APIs

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Oct 21, 2019

GIT Tricks: Avoiding merge when dealing with remote conflicts

TL;DR: git pull --rebase

GIT Tricks: Avoiding merge when dealing with remote conflicts

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May 20, 2019

One DateTime, two inputs… Doing it in Rails.

Let's learn how to store two inputs — date and time — in one single datetime attribute using Rails.

One DateTime, two inputs… Doing it in Rails.

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Mar 20, 2018

Code Quality Challenge — A diary — Part 2

Over the last few days, I followed the Code Quality Challenge proposed by Ben Orenstein: a series of daily tasks to improve code quality.

Code Quality Challenge — A diary — Part 2

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Feb 19, 2018

Code Quality Challenge — A diary

Over the last few days, I followed the Code Quality Challenge proposed by Ben Orenstein: a series of daily tasks to improve code quality.

Code Quality Challenge — A diary

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Aug 21, 2017

Git Tricks: Keeping branches even

Dealing with git branches can be a pain when not used wisely. This post aims to improve your workflow by keeping your branches synced.

Git Tricks: Keeping branches even

Daniel Zanzini

Daniel Zanzini

Developer @ Guava Software. Passionate about Pão de Queijo. From Minas Gerais. Star Wars fan. Constantly happy, listening The Doors and drinking beer.

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