Sometimes, developers need to quickly commit and skip the hooks set up on the Git repository. Luckily, developers can easily skip those hooks because the git commit command provides a handy option called no verify. To skip the pre-commit [...]

Often, developers encounter situations where they need to trigger a new build without changing the repository's code. Luckily, this is easy to do because Git allows committing empty commits. To commit an empty commit, use the git commit --allow-empty [...]

The git "pre-receive hook declined" error is a common error that developers can encounter while using a git hosting service like Gitlab, Github, or BitBucket. In most cases, this error happens because the developer lacks the permission to push [...]

Web application development has never been more popular. Facebook, Instagram, and Amazon, all of those websites are web applications. Developers build web applications. Full-stack developers are developers who can work on the front-end and the back-end of a web [...]

TypeScript adds optional type checking capabilities to JavaScript. Indeed, code written in TypeScript is checked for error before it is executed, saving development and debugging time. One of the potential errors that a developer might encounter is the TypeScript [...]

In TypeScript, interfaces represent the shape of an object. They support many different features like optional parameters but unfortunately do not support setting up default values. However, you can still set up a TypeScript interface default value by using [...]

In Git, rebasing is the action of moving or combining multiple commits into a new base commit. Sometimes, however, merge conflicts occur when doing so. Luckily, Git offers many easy ways to abort a rebase so the developer can [...]

In TypeScript, there could be many scenarios where a developer might want to pause or sleep a function's execution for a specific time. This function used to be hard to implement, but nowadays, promises make it very simple. To [...]

JavaScript supports many different operators (for example, the concatenation operator) to help developers work with objects. One of those operators is the JavaScript power operator. Developers have two distinct ways of using the power operation. Firstly, you can use [...]

The node_modules folder contains all the saved JavaScript dependencies of a project. Since this folder often has a massive size, developers typically do not commit it inside the Git repository. To ignore the node_modules folder in Git, create a [...]