Workflows
Welcome, in this post I will talk about why & how I made some of the "workflow" I use.
ps: workflow for me means a way of working or a sort of template.
If you want to know the workflows go see the Git repository
where I go more in depth about these.
I kept doing certain things over & over again (e.g. Readme's) & thought it would be nice to have some sort of template to use or a reference sheet for my work
instead of opening older repository to see how I did things,
so I made a Git repository that I would use strictly for that purpose.
Whenever I tried something new I check to see :
- The best practices (how to declare stuff, naming conventions, etc...),
- How to efficiently do this process,
- And some nice to have (shortcuts, references, etc...)
Most of these were made for projects to help the teams understand the processes & not break everything.
The first one I made was a GitHub Workflow for a project to make sure that those that didn't know how to use Git could have a cheatsheet to make sure they didn't break anything (spoilers: they still did)
Then I got interested in environments (Containers, YALM, etc...)
And more will be added as I learn more & more.
Feel free to use these to help yourself, and if they aren't to your taste then that's fine maybe modify them a little or even better make your own workflows !
Until we meet again, hehehe
22-6-2024