GitHub
Use Commit Hashes when Sharing GitHub URLs
Sharing GitHub commit hashes directly works for ephemeral uses, but there is a safer way for links that need to last.
Is GitHub the Best CMS?
It seems like a silly question, given that GitHub is not typically thought about as a CMS. But I analyze the question anyways, using a series of 11 factors.
3 Creative Uses for GitHub Issues
While GitHub’s primary offering is to host remote Git repositories, the features it has provided to support this offering open the door for non-traditional uses that can boost your productivity and perhaps save you from using additional services.
Automated Tweets after Successful Netlify Build
This is the (custom) workflow I use to automatically tweet after publishing new content to my blog.
View README Code in GitHub
Toggle between preview and code mode when viewing a markdown file in GitHub.
Commit Code Changes Using GitHub Actions
Commit file changes created during a GitHub automated workflow run.
3 Ways to Add an Image to GitHub README
Images often come in handy alongside documentation. Here are a few methods for adding them to your README and other markdown files.
Collaborate On A GitHub Gist
GitHub gists are designed to be user-specific and not for team collaboration. But you can make it work with a little finagling.
Free Alternatives to GitHub for Private Git Hosting
GitHub is super awesome, until you have to start paying for it. Check out two feature-full and FREE alternatives.