The popularity of Git and GitHub has led to an explosion in the number of software repositories. But is creating a new repository always the right approach? Gareth Rushgrove offers an overview of the monorepoputting all your product's or organization's code in a single repositorycovering the advantages of monorepos and the tools to help maintain them.

The Linux project's email-based reviewing process is highly effective in filtering open source contributions on their way from mailing list discussions towards Linus' Git repository. However, once int …

Device drivers are an important entry point into Linux kernel development. The device drivers staging branch is an environment where newbies are welcome and their efforts are fostered. In this tutori …

gRPC is a popular open-source framework that strives to make RPCs easy and efficient for everybody. This talk will provide an insight of how gRPC got from the first git commit to becoming a well-known …

Current OSS testing projects like LAVA have mostly achieved their goals: automate and simplify software testing on embedded hardware. However, the integrated automation layer is not easy to reuse for …

Porting Linux device drivers to target more recent and older Linux kernel versions to compensate for changes in the kernel interface is a continual problem for Linux device driver developers. Acquirin …

If you've used Git for any amount of time, you've probably gotten yourself into some confusing, frustrating, or downright terrifying situations. You are not alone. Katie Sylor-Miller explains how to avoid getting into Git messes in the first place and how to leverage Git's powerful features to save yourself when everything seems to go wrong.

Elijah Manor explains how to use npm scripts to handle your various build needs, covering running scripts in series or parallel, using lifecycle hooks, passing arguments, piping data, using environment variables, running scripts on file change or when Git hooks are triggered, and organizing our scripts in external filesas well as how to modify your scripts to run across Mac, Linux, and Windows.

Recently, Microsoft went from calling open source "a cancer" to being the biggest contributor on GitHub. Edward Thomson explains how Microsoft, one of the unlikeliest software vendors, began to embrace and even extend (but not extinguish) open source software and how you can begin using and contributing to open source software in your organization.

Finn.no is Norway's largest website. Whilst running on static infrastructure, we support 300 microservices, 1400 deploys a week, and 6 minutes from git push to production. But our platform didn't meet …

If you are doing anything with open source these days, the chances are very high that you are working with Git. Many know enough basic Git operations to get started but don't have the time (or even know where to look) to learn about Git's advanced functionality. Brent Laster explains how to take your Git skills to the next level.