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Mastering Git - Check and Update Your Git Version

July 18, 2025 by Jesper Nielsen • 5 minutes to read

Git  is a powerful and popular version control system that allows you to track changes in your code and files, collaborating with other developers and works great with e.g., Visual Studio Code.

Git has become an indispensable tool for developers around the world, enabling teams and individuals to efficiently track, manage, and collaborate on codebases - large and small. Whether you’re working solo on hobby projects or contributing to the code powering your favorite apps, mastering Git can greatly enhance your productivity and ensure you’re following modern development best practices.

5 reasons You should share Your code

August 22, 2024 by Jesper Nielsen • 8 minutes to read

Have you ever thought of sharing your code on GitHub?

You might think, “No, I am not a programmer”. But you do not need to be a programmer, and if you have written some scripts to automate tasks, solve problems, or create something cool you might be missing an opportunity.

I imagine you have a folder full of scripts that you use for your own purposes, but you never thought of sharing them with anyone else. Or you are hesitant to share your code because you think it is not good enough, or you are afraid of criticism.

Mastering Git - Configure Username and E-mail address

August 23, 2023 by Jesper Nielsen • 4 minutes to read

Git  is a powerful and popular version control system that allows you to track changes in your code and files, collaborating with other developers and works great with e.g., Visual Studio Code.

One of the benefits of using Git and GitHub, or similar platforms, to version your code, or use Source Control, is that you can easily integrate them with your editor of choice. For example, Visual Studio has a built-in Git support that allows you to perform common Git operations, such as staging, committing, pushing, pulling, branching, and merging, directly from the editor. You can also view the diff between versions, resolve conflicts, and access the command line if needed. This way, you can manage your code without leaving your editor, which can save you time and improve your workflow.