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JaredHarbison

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Sam Partington

How to create a GitHub actions workflow that gets results from the Rails security scanner Brakeman and pushes them to GitHub Code Scanning so they show up alongside CodeQL results.

Solomon Nnajieze

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Robbie Cargill

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Brice

Experience report from Boly38 on an intense open source contribution day: 17 PRs focused on security,...

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Originally published at allenarch.dev here's a frustrating moment every developer has experienced:...

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How we optimized our monorepo CI pipeline and reduced build times by 70% using smart caching...

Haripriya Veluchamy

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Steven Hur

Welcome to my reflection on CI/CD experience, where the core objective was to move beyond local...

SUNATH KHADIKAR

A hands-on, real-world journey of building a production-grade CI/CD pipeline — including versioning, webhooks, SonarQube, Trivy, Docker Kubernetes deployments, MongoDB, failures, fixes, and lessons learned.

Rob Fox

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Santanu Das

Build a clean, serverless, cross-account automation where an S3 object event in one AWS account triggers a CodePipeline in another — using EventBridge, IAM, and Terraform. No Lambda. No polling. Fully secure and event-driven.

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Jatin Mehrotra

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Jones Ndzenyuy

In this workshop, I will guide you step by step how to build a Blue-Green deployment pipeline with...

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Jintao Zhang

In January 2026, I encountered a series of cryptic authentication errors while publishing an npm...

Alex P

Over the past few weeks, I’ve started experimenting with self-hosting to give my personal projects a...

Kelvyn Thai

Hi everyone, I’m Kelvyn, 30 years old. I’ve been working as a Senior Frontend Engineer (React,...

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Hello again! In Part 1 of Git on Localhost | Self-hosted GitLab series, we successfully installed our...

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In modern microservices architectures, documentation often becomes fragmented across dozens of...