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Deploying Without a Commit: A Practical Guide to Using Git Revert Safely

Deploying Without a Commit: A Practical Guide to Using Git Revert Safely

In every development cycle, there are moments where you realize that one commit should not go into production yet. Maybe it introduces a half-finished feature, a bug, or something that needs business approval. The problem is, this commit is already merged into your main branch alongside other valuable changes. How

Mastering Git Logs: How to List Commits Between Two Points (Excluding Merges)

Mastering Git Logs: How to List Commits Between Two Points (Excluding Merges)

When working with Git, it’s common to review a series of commits between two points in history. Maybe you want to generate release notes, review code history, or export commit data for auditing. But if you’ve worked with teams, you’ll often see merge commits cluttering the history,

Mastering the Laravel Installer: Why and How to Use composer global require laravel/installer

Mastering the Laravel Installer: Why and How to Use composer global require laravel/installer

When starting a new Laravel project, many developers immediately type: composer create-project laravel/laravel myapp That command works perfectly fine, but if you build Laravel applications often, you’ll quickly realize there’s a faster and more elegant way to do it. That’s where the Laravel Installer comes into

Understanding the Difference: Disinformation, Misinformation, and Malinformation

Understanding the Difference: Disinformation, Misinformation, and Malinformation

In today’s digital age, we are surrounded by information more than ever before. Social media, messaging apps, and instant news updates make it easy to share content in seconds. However, not all information we consume or share is accurate, and sometimes it is deliberately manipulated. To navigate this landscape

Safely Deleting Records in MySQL Based on a Reference Table

Safely Deleting Records in MySQL Based on a Reference Table

When managing relational databases, one common scenario is the need to delete records from a main table based on a list of values stored in another table. This is especially useful when you maintain a temporary table containing records that should no longer exist in the primary dataset. For example:

Handling /news vs /news/:id in React Router v7 Without Breaking Nested Routes

Handling /news vs /news/:id in React Router v7 Without Breaking Nested Routes

When working with React Router v7, a common scenario arises where you want /news itself to return a 404, while still keeping nested routes like /news/id/5 fully functional. If you’re coming from v6, the good news is that v7 uses the same nested route structure, so the

Cache Busting: Ensuring Users Always Get the Latest Files

Cache Busting: Ensuring Users Always Get the Latest Files

When you’re working on a website or web application, one of the biggest performance boosts comes from caching. Browsers and CDNs store copies of your static assets—JavaScript, CSS, images, fonts—so they don’t have to download them again with every page load. This makes your site feel