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It seemed like the ultimate developer experience - tracking issues on an ASCII board in the terminal, while editing them in a proper editor of your choice. Underwhelmed by the ergonomics of the tooling I had at my disposal, I contemplated the most appealing alternative workflow I could think of. Thi
The Microsoft AZ-400 is the exam that earns you the Azure DevOps Engineer Take AZ-400 if you are already an AZ-104 or AZ-204 holder and you Skip AZ-400 if you do not yet have AZ-104 or AZ-204. Go earn one of AZ-400 covers five domains. The build-and-release-pipeline domain is Domain Weight What it c
Are you tired of repetitive Git commands and manual release processes? Every developer knows the pain: branching, committing, merging, tagging, and deploying—it's a cycle that eats up precious time and introduces errors. Enter gsd-core (v1), the core engine of Git.Ship.Done that automates your entir
AI Won't Replace Your DevOps Pipeline — But It Will Expose How Fragile It Is Here's a take I'll defend: the most valuable thing AI tooling has done for DevOps isn't automation. It's diagnosis. And most teams aren't ready for what it reveals. When you start feeding your CI/CD configs, runbooks, and i
🏴☠️ Built for the Pirates of the Coral-bean hackathon by WeMakeDevs | May 25–31, 2026 Built a DevOps Incident Investigator using Coral SQL that correlates GitHub PRs, Sentry incidents, and Slack incident context using a single SQL query. Coral turns operational debugging into a single SQL query ac
Everyone told me "You need a CS degree for DevOps." They were wrong. I'm Zubair from Pakistan. No CS degree. No bootcamp. Just a laptop and crazy curiosity. In 2 years, I went from knowing nothing about Linux to automating deployments with Docker, Kubernetes, and GitHub Actions. Here's exactly how I