A successful Git branching model (2010) (nvie.com)

Screenshot of nvie.com: A successful Git branching model (2010)

First screen, captured 3 years ago.

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Screenshot of evanhahn.com: Why “alias” is my last resort for aliases

Why “alias” is my last resort for aliases (evanhahn.com)

43 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 48 comments

Screenshot of avraam.dev: Any application that can be written in a system language, eventually will be

Any application that can be written in a system language, eventually will be (avraam.dev)

81 points by almonerthis 9 months ago | 90 comments

Screenshot of kreya.app: Catching API regressions with snapshot testing

Catching API regressions with snapshot testing (kreya.app)

11 points by CommonGuy 9 months ago | 0 comments

Screenshot of matklad.github.io: How I Use Git Worktrees

How I Use Git Worktrees (matklad.github.io)

7 points by nalgeon 2 years ago | 2 comments

Screenshot of nvie.com: 15 years later, Microsoft morged my diagram

15 years later, Microsoft morged my diagram (nvie.com)

900 points by cheeaun 8 months ago | 331 comments

Vincent Driessen's blog post about Microsoft Learn publishing a distorted copy of his 2010 Git branching model diagram, 15+ years after he created it.

git-flow git microsoft microsoft-learn

Screenshot of kreya.app: Transfering Files with gRPC

Transfering Files with gRPC (kreya.app)

48 points by CommonGuy 9 months ago | 19 comments

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Why “alias” is my last resort for aliases(evanhahn.com)

Any application that can be written in a system language, eventually will be(avraam.dev)

Catching API regressions with snapshot testing(kreya.app)

How I Use Git Worktrees(matklad.github.io)

15 years later, Microsoft morged my diagram(nvie.com)

Transfering Files with gRPC(kreya.app)