Sshyam manek3d ago · 5 min readThe Mobile App Release Checklist Every Developer Should FollowShipping a mobile app is more than writing code and fixing bugs. Whether you're building a React Native application, a native Android app, or an iOS app, releasing a new version involves multiple stepthe-mobile-dev-journal.hashnode.dev
BBen Weston5d ago · 5 min readEngineering benweston.site: From Zero-Runtime Foundations (v1.0.0) to a Multi-Page Platform (v2.0.0)Shipping a personal engineering portfolio sounds deceptively simple on paper. In practice, treating a personal platform with the same architectural rigour as production infrastructure - complete with blog.benweston.site
PPowerduck5d ago · 4 min readThe agent reported CI green, but the check had never run on the commit it pushedThe agent amended the diff to fold in a review note, force-pushed, opened the PR page, looked for the check it already knew was green, saw a passing badge, and wrote the summary: CI passes, ready to m11Nblogs.powerduck.com
AAdithya M SOct 19 · 10 min readGitHub Actions for Beginners: Understanding CI/CD and Building Your First PipelineWho Checks Your Code Before It Reaches Production? You finish a feature, run the tests on your laptop, and push to main. Everything passed, so it’s safe to ship. But here is the question: safe accordiadithyameda.hashnode.dev
DDoogal SimpsonOct 18 · 5 min readThe $460M Feature Flag: Knight Capital Software DisasterIn 2012, Knight Capital lost $460 million in just 45 minutes due to an incomplete software deployment and dead code execution. Reusing an old feature flag across eight servers allowed an unverified le1Ydoogal.dev
RRandi WOct 18 · 9 min readHeroics are not a deploy planThe first coordinated deploy I watched closely wasn't a big one. A site was moving from being hosted in our CRM to being hosted by IT, and a few teams had to line up to make it happen. It was my first4AAsalesforcegirl.hashnode.dev
AAmit ShuklaOct 6 · 8 min readThe real cost of self-hosting your own CI/CD runnerIt starts with a reasonable decision. Your hosted CI minutes bill keeps climbing, or your builds need more memory than the default runners give you, or your tests need to reach a database inside your amitshuklabag.hashnode.dev
ZZyVOPOct 3 · 9 min readAutomate Your Code Quality with Git Hooks (And Never Argue in Code Review Again)The Problem Git Hooks Solve Picture a typical pull request review. Someone opens a PR and a reviewer digs in — but before getting to the actual logic, they're leaving comments like "unused import on lblog.zyvop.com
AAmit ShuklaOct 1 · 7 min readCI pipeline caching: cutting a 12 minute build down to 3You push a one line fix and wait twelve minutes for CI to tell you it passed. Multiply that by every push, every developer, every day, and the pipeline is quietly the slowest part of your team. The framitshuklabag.hashnode.dev
AAllen BrooksAug 31 · 13 min readInvariant checks: the comment is the check you never wrote.Twelve days ago I built a check that reads my company standards and asserts that every enforcement mechanism they name actually exists as code. Pointed at the repository where those standards are writ1Alionshead-notes.hashnode.dev
