October 13, 2026
Git Forensics in GitKraken: Reading What Your Teammate Actually Did
The message usually arrives late in the afternoon: "Can you take a look? I think Git is broken." It comes from a teammate who's new to GitHub, and attached is a pull request that should contain three commits and contains nine. Two of them…
October 9, 2026
Next.js Merge Conflicts in GitKraken: One Real Conflict, Step by Step
Your pull request was green this morning. Then a teammate's PR landed on main first, and now yours carries the little warning every team developer knows: this branch has conflicts that must be resolved. In a Next.js codebase, that usually…
July 5, 2026
A Virtual Machine Is Not Version Control — And Here's What to Do Instead
If you speak at developer conferences often enough, the same conversation keeps coming back around. There are plenty of talented developers out there — often Delphi developers, often people who have shipped serious software for twenty…
June 28, 2026
GitKraken Is Now the Code Flow Company — and the Name Actually Means Something
As a GitKraken Ambassador I've watched the company evolve from "the nice Git GUI with the green-and-purple commit graph" into something with a much bigger thesis. This month they made it official: GitKraken is repositioning as the Code…
May 9, 2026
No Developer Should Be Without Version Control: Set up your own private GitHub with Gitea in 10 minutes
At a recent conference where I had the pleasure of speaking to a room full of talented Delphi developers, I once again — as I do at every event — asked the audience to raise their hand if they used version control in their daily work. The…
April 6, 2026
"Fixed Stuff" — A Love Letter to the Worst Commit Messages in History
Developers have been writing terrible Git commit messages forever. AI just made that inexcusable. Let's be honest with each other for a moment. You've done it. I've done it. Every developer reading this has, at some point, looked at a…
November 2, 2025
Visualizing Your Git History - The Power of GitKraken's Graph View
As developers, we spend countless hours navigating our repositories, understanding branching strategies, and coordinating merges. Yet traditional command-line Git tools force us to build mental models of our repository structure from…
October 22, 2025
🚀 The AI Productivity Paradox: Why You Shouldn’t Miss GitKraken’s Upcoming Webinar
If you're a developer — whether you’re crafting web apps in TypeScript or maintaining enterprise systems in Delphi — you've probably felt it by now: AI is everywhere in our workflows. Autocompletion, refactoring suggestions, code…