How to Get Started With DevSpace and Rapidly Develop Kubernetes Apps

November 15, 2021

DevSpace is an open-source tool that helps developers quickly deploy cloud-native applications to Kubernetes clusters. It abstracts away much of the traditional Kubernetes complexity so you can get back to writing code. Read More »

If you’ve moved your content around, it’s best to redirect old broken links to the working location. There are two types of redirects—302, used for testing, and 301, which is permanent, and best for SEO. Read More »

Github is great for storing files, but sometimes the files you want are stored on a different Git branch, and aren’t easily accessible from the main site. We’ll show how to download and clone files from other branches. Read More »

While Github is most commonly used to host large code projects, it also functions as a pretty good file host, and sometimes you just want to download a file or two without cloning the entire repo. Github supports this, both from the site and command line. Read More »

When Sony’s PlayStation 2 threatened to make the Windows PC obsolete, Microsoft countered by releasing the Xbox on November 15, 2001. Of course, the Xbox didn’t run Windows or use standard PC hardware either. Here’s how that happened. Read More »