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Productivity Tips on Ubuntu

Whether you're a developer, designer, or general user, there are many ways you can tailor your Ubuntu desktop experience to boost productivity. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the most effective tips and tricks to help you work smarter, not harder.

Popular Git Branching Strategies (Git Flow, GitHub Flow)

As teams grow and development processes become more complex, managing the flow of code efficiently becomes critical. Git offers flexibility for version control, and teams often adopt specific branching strategies to handle feature development, bug fixes, and releases.

Understanding Linux CPU Scheduling

Unlock the hidden speed of your Linux system! In this post, we dive deep into CPU scheduler tuning with sysctl, explaining key parameters like sched_min_granularity_ns and sched_autogroup_enabled to help you achieve ultra-low latency and maximize performance for gaming and benchmarks.

Minimizing the Number of Layers in a Dockerfile

One key consideration is the number of layers created during the build process. Each instruction in a Dockerfile adds a new layer to the image. While layers can provide benefits in terms of caching and reusability, having too many layers can lead to larger image sizes and longer build times.

Creating Custom Docker Networks

Docker provides several networking options for containers, such as bridge, host, and none, which are suitable for many basic use cases. However, as your containerized applications grow in complexity, you may need more control over how containers communicate.

How to Structure Your Git Repository for Scalability

The organization of your Git repository can significantly impact its scalability, collaboration, and maintainability. Effectively structuring your repository ensures that developers can easily navigate the codebase, understand the project’s structure, and work on it efficiently.