This has been amazing! May have to watch the webinar replay. Planning out making my own game engine rn, and I'm actually ACTUALLY gonna use git this time. (I really need the advantage!!!) Probably gonna misuse the branches a little bit; using them to run projects and games with premature versions, (Some, practically no version) and use that to add necessary features to the main, before rebuilding the games. Thank you so much for everything through the years! You have been an invaluable resource to many! I hope one day to match or beat your level of contribution to humanity!!!
Hello tim with all recpect, I would like to ask you to make a series of videos on Socket programming with python and java from scratch and get kind of deep in it .... I really like your explanation it's very helpful and really thank you for that and I want to learn a lot of programming stuff from you and I really appreciate your work and I always get deep in your amazing great channel content and I won't regrate You always surprise me! ..... hope you will see this
Thanks for your videos!! Which cloud repository would you recommend GitHub or Azure DevOps? It would be interesting a video comparing their features, pros and cons...
Setting the secret the way shown in this video led me to getting errors. It would interpret the secret as an empty string. Instead I followed those instructions to use a secret and get it working. I hope it helps someone having this issue: 1. Go to the main page of your GitHub repository. 2. Click on the Settings tab located at the top of the page. 3. In the left sidebar, click on "Secrets and Variables" 4. Click on "Actions" 5. Click the green "New repository secret" button. 6. Input your secret information and cilck "Add secret".
Hey Tim! I’m a backend developer in python in a startup in India. I’m very new to open source contributions . Can you make a video on how to find a project and to some contribution.
Hi, I subscribed to your channel I think your content is valuable. I have not watched other of your videos but at least for this oneI have some recommendations: do not ever use zoom in zoom out as you did in this video, you drove me crazy and dizzy. Additionally: do not be in a hurry, the mouse must be moved the less as possible and should move only to point and make clear where to see in your screen while you explain, the scroll down/up must be smooth, transitions among different windows must be clear and slow. Do not make your audience waiste time going back and forward because of the observations I made. Thank you!
thank you for the video, say for monorepo, is it possible to run only FE/BE jobs depends on the PR updates? for example my pr only include javascript code changes so I would like to only run the FE job instead of all jobs together with BE
I have good GitHub profile filled with personal development projects in Js, Ts, (backend), I don't want to spend time in preparing for DSA for interviews only, what can be way to high paying jobs in web backend having 2 yrs of work experience in different domain
??? I literally was trying to learn about GitHub Actions THIS MORNING, and here you are with a half-hour video explaining everything. Thank you!
I absolutely love this git, github series! I watched old ones they were really good I am so happy you did a new one!
This has been amazing! May have to watch the webinar replay.
Planning out making my own game engine rn, and I'm actually ACTUALLY gonna use git this time. (I really need the advantage!!!)
Probably gonna misuse the branches a little bit; using them to run projects and games with premature versions, (Some, practically no version) and use that to add necessary features to the main, before rebuilding the games.
Thank you so much for everything through the years! You have been an invaluable resource to many! I hope one day to match or beat your level of contribution to humanity!!!
This is the best one I have watch thanks man
Hello tim with all recpect, I would like to ask you to make a series of videos on Socket programming with python and java from scratch and get kind of deep in it .... I really like your explanation it's very helpful and really thank you for that and I want to learn a lot of programming stuff from you and I really appreciate your work and I always get deep in your amazing great channel content and I won't regrate You always surprise me! ..... hope you will see this
Just what I was looking for. Thanks dude, keep up the good work
I will create GitHub actions in my project and I just find your video. Thanks for sharing.
always to the point. Thank you Tim!
Thanks for your hard work and sharing your knowledge with us here.
awesome video.
THANKS BRO !
Thanks for your videos!! Which cloud repository would you recommend GitHub or Azure DevOps? It would be interesting a video comparing their features, pros and cons...
Your video is awesome .thanks Bro
Thank you so much sr.
Thanks!
I was just looking how do these!
Setting the secret the way shown in this video led me to getting errors. It would interpret the secret as an empty string. Instead I followed those instructions to use a secret and get it working. I hope it helps someone having this issue:
1. Go to the main page of your GitHub repository.
2. Click on the Settings tab located at the top of the page.
3. In the left sidebar, click on "Secrets and Variables"
4. Click on "Actions"
5. Click the green "New repository secret" button.
6. Input your secret information and cilck "Add secret".
Hey Tim! I’m a backend developer in python in a startup in India. I’m very new to open source contributions . Can you make a video on how to find a project and to some contribution.
Hi, I subscribed to your channel I think your content is valuable. I have not watched other of your videos but at least for this oneI have some recommendations: do not ever use zoom in zoom out as you did in this video, you drove me crazy and dizzy. Additionally: do not be in a hurry, the mouse must be moved the less as possible and should move only to point and make clear where to see in your screen while you explain, the scroll down/up must be smooth, transitions among different windows must be clear and slow. Do not make your audience waiste time going back and forward because of the observations I made. Thank you!
thank you for the video, say for monorepo, is it possible to run only FE/BE jobs depends on the PR updates? for example my pr only include javascript code changes so I would like to only run the FE job instead of all jobs together with BE
I have good GitHub profile filled with personal development projects in Js, Ts, (backend), I don't want to spend time in preparing for DSA for interviews only, what can be way to high paying jobs in web backend having 2 yrs of work experience in different domain
always gotta "fist commit"
Love the videos, this was super helpful
what technologies have more IT job opportunities in Canada?
Hi bro, can you let me know, how to achieve CD with the help of actions
Run event run-os env /action@v2 python dependencies codebase