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Tag Archives: Git
Starting developing in Swift: Using GitLab with XCode
As showed in my previous post I have set up a GitLab account so I can host my Git repositories there. In this post I will show how you can combine XCode (v7.1) with GitFlow and GitLab. In fact I … Continue reading
Starting developing in Swift: setting up version control with GitLab
Now that I have received my grade for the second part of the Coursera iOS with Swift specialisation I decided it is time to get started to build my own app. The first thing to do (as a professional developer … Continue reading
Sharing your sources stored in a Git repository
I have been using Git for some time now and so far like it a lot. Especially the set up as described by Vincent Driessen in combination with the git-flow (and perhaps even better for lots of Java projects) the … Continue reading