![Resolving Git Conflicts from the Command Line]()
by GC-Marketing | Sep 8, 2016 | Technologies & Coding Languages
One of the most challenging yet common activities development teams run into with Git is resolving merge conflicts. This happens when multiple developers are making changes in a repository at the same time. This post provides a walkthrough of how to get through two...
![Resolving Git Conflicts from the Command Line]()
by GC-Marketing | Sep 2, 2016 | Technologies & Coding Languages
Do unread messages make your skin crawl? Does the thought of setting up email filters make you break into a cold sweat? Did accidentally hitting ‘reply all’ send you into a mental tailspin? If you replied ‘YES!’ to any (or maybe all) of the above, you’re not alone....
by GC-Marketing | Apr 22, 2016 | Technologies & Coding Languages
JavaScript is the most popular coding language around, according to Stack Overflow’s annual developer surveys. Even developers whose primary responsibility is the back-end and server-side code often need to know a little JavaScript. That’s largely because...
by GC-Marketing | Apr 7, 2016 | Technologies & Coding Languages
You know that a website is made with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Maybe you even know how to write in all three of those languages and put them together into a site, but something’s missing. Developers are supposed to be lazy, right? If all you’re using is...
by GC-Marketing | Feb 10, 2016 | Technologies & Coding Languages
AngularJS is the most popular JavaScript framework currently being used. The only other JavaScript anything that sees more use is JQuery, but JQuery is more of a library. The fact that Angular is so popular means it’s a desirable skill to have on your resume. Bearing...
by GC-Marketing | Jan 11, 2016 | Technologies & Coding Languages
You’ve already learned the basics of using the command line for beginners in Part 1. It’s time to get a bit more advanced. Now that we can move around and see where we are in our file system, we can use the file systems to create new files and directories....
