7 articles tagged with “github”.
Learn how to safely remove exposed authentication tokens from your Git repository’s entire history using BFG, a powerful cleanup tool. Understand the security risks of committed secrets and master the step-by-step process to sanitize your code repository and protect your organization’s digital assets. The Unexpected Security Alert Picture this: You’re a developer, deep in the […]
A question was raised in a forum asking how to deploy static websites for free. Then, more specifically, it was mentioned they were using Nx to generate multiple websites. In this article, we will create a new Nx project with a few apps, publish our code to github, deploy all the websites to GitHub actions, […]
How and when to run Github Actions jobs on your own machine? In a previous blog, I wrote about using your own Docker images with Github actions. One of the comments was about contacting private or custom docker registries (like Amazon’s ECR). It also mentioned Self Hosted runners as a means to run on your […]
Here are 7 tricks with github actions that changed my life (or at least my CI/CD pipeline). These tricks helped me create a more maintainable workflows code as well as boosted performance of the whole CI/CD process. If you haven’t used github actions before, you can watch my talk on how to setup CI/CD with […]
Lately I’ve been involved with an Open Source project called AskQL. I really like the project, try to contribute as much as I can and learn a lot in the process. One of the issues there was to enforce conventional commit names. This looked pretty easy – there must be tons of github actions in […]
I’ve just uploaded all of my publications to github. It was super easy using https://stackedit.io/. If you want to publish something with markdown, stackedit will make your life super easy. Oh – and here’s the link to my publications repository: https://github.com/YonatanKra/publications
Once upon a time, in order to create web components, one had to resort to a front end framework like angular or react (yes yes, I’ve heard the “it’s only a lib” before from all the angularists in the crowd) . Web component is one awesome piece of technology (or rather, a combination of 4 technologies). […]