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Digging into GitHub Actions

39 implied HN points • 24 Mar 23

🕹 Technology Automation Integration Collaboration Code Review Documentation

Automate project management and collaboration tasks with GitHub Actions to improve efficiency and code quality.
Integrate GitHub Actions with Project Boards to streamline project management and task tracking.
Collaborate with external teams and services using GitHub Actions to facilitate seamless communication and integration.

Software Engineering Radio

19 implied HN points • 08 Jun 23

🕹 Technology Software Engineering Generative AI Cloud Computing Artificial Intelligence Programming

Dave Cross shared his experience of being a guest on a podcast to discuss GitHub Actions.
Dave Cross found Generative AI tools like ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot to significantly boost his productivity in coding.
Dave Cross is exploring AI services like CodeWhisperer at the AWS Summit and is looking for work opportunities in Perl, Linux, web development, databases, and more.

Join my chat

19 implied HN points • 23 Mar 23

🕹 Technology Communication

There's a new subscriber chat feature on the Substack app.
To join the chat, download the Substack app on iOS or Android.
Interact with the chat by tapping the Chat icon in the app.

"GitHub Actions Essentials" is published

19 implied HN points • 14 Apr 23

🕹 Technology Programming Software Marketing Development Automation

GitHub Actions automate software engineering processes
GitHub Actions Essentials book teaches how to use GitHub Actions effectively
Marketing a book involves proactive efforts beyond social media posts

The next thing...

0 implied HN points • 01 Aug 23

💼 Business Entrepreneurship Marketing Writing Consulting Publishing

Dave Cross reflects on business ideas and the importance of focusing on one project at a time to build a profitable business.
He shares a list of potential projects he has in mind, discussing criteria for prioritization like revenue potential and speed of implementation.
One of the projects he is considering is a mentorship book for people in software development, covering various aspects beyond coding.

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