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Revert rebasing errors with Git reflog

Recently I was facing a difficult situation: me and my team we’re working on a feature (using Feature Branch Model) and I wanted to rebase my code to the changes on another branch. Nothing special so far. But the problem was that there were several conflicts because we’ve changed code at similar lines. After finishing the rebase and making a […]

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Three inspring indie hacker projects I’ve found on IndieHackers.com

This summer I’ve discoverd the website IndieHackers.com which interviews “hackers” who’ve started their own businesses (or side-projects) and earn money from it. It’s really inspiring how many ideas people have and how they have realised their passion projects. Also quite nice is the fact that they have to share how much money they earn. So you as a

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Command line tool to quickly start a Confluence standalone instance

Since I’m working with Atlassian Confluence addons, I always have the problem that I need to start a local Confluence standalone instance in a specific version. This is often annoying, because you always have to download the zip file, unzip it and adjust some settings files (of course you can use the Atlassian Plugin SDK, but this has some

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Using AngularJS and Spring together

With this blog post I want to provide an example webapp using Spring and AngularJS since both are very popular technologies. The webapp is created using Spring Initializr, Spring Boot and an example AngularJS project. It’s a step-by-step tutorial with some explanations. The repository can be found in this repository: https://github.com/seeebiii/SpringAngularExample.

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