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Git Conventional Commits
Git Conventional Commits provide a standardized way of writing commit messages to make them more readable and machine-parsable. The format is <type>[optional scope]: <description>. Here are some common examples and variations:
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Python-Powered PDF Text Extraction: A Practical Guide
Extracting text from PDFs is a common first step in many data pipelines, but it’s rarely a clean process. PDFs are designed for visual presentation, not data extraction, which means the raw text you get is often riddled with formatting issues like unwanted line breaks, hyphenated words, and inconsistent spacing.
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How to Revert Commits in Git
In this guide I explain how to revert commits in Git with differents methods.
Read MoreGit Troubleshooting Guide
A detailed guide to resolve common Git issues, including merge conflicts, rebase errors, deleting commits, and more.
Read MoreGit Guidelines with Gitflow & Trunk-Based Development
A detailed guide Git issues, including Git Flow and Trunk-Based development
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