Resize multiple Next.js components with GitHub Copilot
See how Copilot has helped me resize multiple Next.js components in a matter of seconds
See how Copilot has helped me resize multiple Next.js components in a matter of seconds
See how Copilot has helped me to extract a value from a list of objects and update the state of a React component.
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A long-awaited feature is now available on GitHub: share actions in your workflows in your enterprise from Internal Repositories 🤖 !
In the first blog post of this series, I have explained how to create a custom GitHub Action that is interesting when you do not find the action that you need on the GitHub Marketplace.
Automation is a key element of modern software development and deployment. GitHub with GitHub Actions allows you to automate many tasks, starting with your continuous integration and continuous deployment... but GitHub Actions a lot more than a CI/CD, you can use it for provisioning your environments, automating some project management tasks. However, it is not the purpose of this post, where I want to focus on the development of your own Github Action!
With all the Java Scripting language around (Groovy, Rhino, Ruby, Jython... and so on) it is always interesting to understand where this come from... but also be able to talk with people about it, especially when they do not understand why scripting is interesting...
This new Java World article compares the different Java scripting languages (Groovy, JudoScript, Pnuts, JRuby, Jacl, Jython, Rhino, and BeanShell), and list the issues that you have to select the good one...