Hands-On CI: Building Your First GitHub Actions Workflow
We have previously talked about why Continuous Integration is a powerful DevOps concept for helping your team develop high-quality code faster. Today we are taking you through a deep-dive into the “how,” with step-by-step instructions for setting up a linting pipeline in GitHub Actions. We’ll explain how and why CI workflows can take your team to the next level!
Introducing Zumbro: Slash Tech Debt with Automated Code Fixes
Say Hello to Zumbro, our GitHub app. Zumbro is the DevOps automation tool that helps your team define, apply, and enforce engineering standards, without adding overhead. If you’re looking to improve teamwork, reduce technical debt, and accelerate shipping velocity, Zumbro gives you the foundation to do it, right inside your GitHub workflow.
Why Your Team Needs pre-commit
It’s easy to overlook pre-commit when you’re already using GitHub and have a continuous integration pipeline. Why add complexity? In fact, when used well, pre-commit can be the simplest and most effective way to eliminate bugs, style issues, and config drift before they even enter your Git history. pre-commit helps shift quality left, right into your fingertips as you write and commit code.