Open Source Way

4 questions about the essence of openness by @brookmanville A more open world isn't inevitable. Building one will take work—and it raises complex questions like these.https://red.ht/3jc9vLA 

Boston University sees success with new educational tools built with Red Hat OpenShift Data Science By using open source practices, faculty across the university can have the ability to update and distribute course materials and textbooks. https://red.ht/3j5rXph  #OpenSource

My guide to using the Git push command safely by @BarkiNoaa Understand the usage and impact of this popular #Git command on your project, learn new safer alternatives, and grasp the skills of restoring a broken branch.https://red.ht/3xaYS3V 

Peek inside your Git repo with rev-parse If you write a lot of Git hooks or use Git heavily in scripts, rev-parse may be the subcommand you always wanted without knowing you wanted it. https://red.ht/3E7RYOt  #git

Edge Automation with NetGitOps on Red Hat @ansible https://bit.ly/3Kk2moa  #edge #NetGitOps

Open source data pipelines for intelligent applications Learn how open source platforms, including #Kubernetes and Ceph, can help you increase data agility for AI/ML in the downloadable e-book. https://red.ht/3i3yLBT  #OpenSource

Happy anniversary, Git! Here are our favorite Git commands by @volkswagenchick For its 17th anniversary, I thought I'd round up the http://Opensource.com  community's favorite Git commands. https://red.ht/3r9PERr  #git

Happy Anniversary Git!! But, What is Git? by Seth Kenlon In this introduction to a comprehensive series, you will learn what Git is for and who should use it. https://red.ht/3x95uQd  #git

Today is the 17th anniversary of Git! We've been celebrating all week on http://Opensource.com  by sharing our community's favorite git commands, aliases, and tips. We just updated our #Git cheat sheet to be more helpful for everyone!https://red.ht/3J90XzC 

Make your own Git subcommands by Seth Kenlon Creating your own Git subcommand makes your custom scripts feel like natural components of Git. https://red.ht/3uglkqA  #Git

10 Git tips we can't live without by @volkswagenchick http://Opensource.com  community members share their favorite Git tips for saving time or preventing mistakes. https://red.ht/3v2N3u1  #Git

My guide to understanding Git rebase -i by Vaishnavi R The git rebase command is one of the most powerful in Git. It can rewrite your repository's commit history by rearranging, modifying, and even deleting commits. https://red.ht/3r6aBwJ  #git

What Git aliases are in your .bashrc? by @volkswagenchick I asked our contributors for their favorite and most useful Git aliases so that you could take advantage of their ideas. https://red.ht/3x4krTC  #git

How I use the Git for-each-ref command for DevOps Search and filter branches and tags for useful information or practical #DevOps. https://red.ht/3x1d538  #git

How radical transparency is transforming open source healthcare software An open source ethos can make healthcare software more responsive to the communities it serves.https://red.ht/3HEejTP 

Bash is a command language interpreter: a version of the classic Unix shell with many enhancements. Get our handy cheat sheethttps://red.ht/3J5YF5v 

Extend #Kubernetes service discovery with Stork and Quarkus by @danieloh30 #Quarkus enables developers to integrate client-based load balancing programming using Stork and Consul for reactive #Java applications.https://red.ht/3qZzEBq 

The open source way with artist Jasmine Becket-Griffith of http://Strangeling.com  by Seth Kenlon Jasmine Becket-Griffith discusses open source, free culture, and why she placed high-resolution scans of her paintings in the public domain.https://red.ht/3JaIWkm