miniscruff articles - 20 total
Changie - Auto mode and GitHub action
A look at using auto mode and the changie GitHub action
Changie - Replacments and Choices
A look at customizing changie with replacing versions and additional choices
Changie - Automated Changelog Generation for Large Projects
A look at using changie for prerelease builds
Changie - Automated Changelog Generation for Any Project
A look at a few features of Changie that may help create cool changelogs and release notes.
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Changie - Automated Changelog Tool
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Hidden TDD Benefit: Bookmarks
A hidden, yet amazing, benefit of following TDD
Introducing HashVer
Hash Versioning for Services
How I Split Work: Recap
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: Review, Cleanup, and Order
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: Add all the cases
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: Draw it out
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: In the beginning
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: Endgame
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: The Great Filter
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
How I Split Work: The Pitch
Step by step process on how I go about splitting work
Agile Revisited: Simplicity, Self-Organizing, and Reflections
Developers take on the last three agile principles
Agile Revisited: Working Software, Sustainable, and Quality
A developers review and small changes to the 12 principles of agile. Feel free to disagree with my o...
Agile Revisited: Business, Motivation, and Conveyance
Developers take on the second three agile principles
Agile Revisited: Priority, Requirements, and Delivery
Developers take on the first three agile principles