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GitHub vs GitLab 2026: Which One Should Developers Actually Use?

12h ago · 10 min read · The short answer: GitHub wins for most developers. GitLab wins for specific use cases — and they're not rare use cases. Let me explain where the line is. I've used both platforms extensively. GitHub is where I've worked on every open source project I...

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GitHub Actions Beginner to Advanced📚

17h ago · 9 min read · What is CI/CD Before CI/CD, software development followed a traditional approach where multiple teams worked sequentially. The development team would write code and push it to repositories like GitHub

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100 Days of DevOps - Day 28: Git Cherry Pick

18h ago · 1 min read · Step 1: Login into the storage server. Step 2: Traverse the given path and check the branch. Step 3: Get the history of commits in a branch. Step 4: Switch to the master branch and Cherry pick t

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Your AI Agent Needs a Kill Switch. Here’s How to Build One.

1d ago · 20 min read · The first serious control we want in any production AI agent is not a prettier trace. It is the ability to stop the agent. Not eventually. Not after someone opens a dashboard, reads twenty logs, squin

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GitHub Copilot is Moving to Usage-Based Billing from June 1, 2026

2d ago · 11 min read · If you use GitHub Copilot, your bill is about to start working very differently. Starting June 1, 2026, Copilot stops counting "premium requests" and starts charging based on how much the AI model act

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Hardening Claude Code in GitHub Actions After the CVSS 9.4 CVE

2d ago · 13 min read · An April 2026 CVSS 9.4 vulnerability demonstrated that crafted PR titles can prompt-inject Claude Code agents running in GitHub Actions and cause them to exfiltrate ANTHROPIC_API_KEY values to attacker-controlled endpoints. The fix is a five-control ...

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100 Days of DevOps - Day 27: Git Revert Some Changes

2d ago · 1 min read · Step 1: Login into the storage server. Step 2: Switch to Root User and Navigated to Repository and check status. Step 3: Revert Latest Commit (HEAD)and check status. Step 4: Update Commit Messag

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Day 34: Git Hook Automation | 100 Days of DevOps

2d ago · 2 min read · Content: Today I worked on implementing a Git hook to automate release tagging in a repository. The task involved merging branches, creating a post-update hook in a bare repository, and ensuring that

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100 Days of DevOps - Day 26: Git Manage Remotes

2d ago · 1 min read · Step 1: Login into the storage server. Step 2: Create new remote repository location. Step 3: Validate branch you are currently in. Step 4: Copy /tmp/index.html to current path in master branch.

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GitHub Actions is Silently Burning Your Budget — Here's How to Calculate It

2d ago · 4 min read · You enabled GitHub Actions, set up a few workflows, and moved on. Smart move. But did you ever check what it's actually costing you? Most developers don't. Until the bill arrives. The Problem Nobody

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GitHub vs GitLab 2026: Which One Should Developers Actually Use?

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100 Days of DevOps - Day 28: Git Cherry Pick

Your AI Agent Needs a Kill Switch. Here’s How to Build One.

GitHub Copilot is Moving to Usage-Based Billing from June 1, 2026

Hardening Claude Code in GitHub Actions After the CVSS 9.4 CVE

100 Days of DevOps - Day 27: Git Revert Some Changes

Day 34: Git Hook Automation | 100 Days of DevOps

100 Days of DevOps - Day 26: Git Manage Remotes

GitHub Actions is Silently Burning Your Budget — Here's How to Calculate It