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Keeping Your Git Garden Pruned: Safely Removing Orphaned Local Branches

ByTomas Zezula

Are you drowning in a sea of ghost branches? Have you ever scrolled through your local Git repository only to be overwhelmed by a convoluted tangle of orphaned branches? You’re not alone. Unused, stale, or obsolete branches can quickly amass in our workspace, creating a breeding ground for confusion and chaos. As developers, maintaining a clean and organized local repository is essential for efficient and error-free work. This blog post offers easy-to-follow steps on how to safely prune those redundant local Git branches that have lost their ties to the remote upstream. It’s time to trim away the excess, and clear the path for cleaner code and smoother collaboration.

No code dilemma.

The No-Code Dilemma

ByTomas Zezula

Using low to no-code platforms offers benefits in terms of increased efficiency and rapid development, but it’s essential to recognize their limitations and use them only when appropriate. Here’s a brief overview of some downsides of using no-code and a scenario where it can add business value without compromising good software development practices.

Multiline Cells with Make and Google Sheets in Three Easy Steps

ByTomas Zezula

Oftentimes we are faced with a challenge of transforming a complex object into a database record. In fact, that is not a big deal because most databases allow you to store data structures like arrays or nested objects. When it does become tricky is when you care about visualisation as well. And this is exactly…