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Octofest

Octo(ber)fest

Beer-Ops

Beer-Ops

Beer-Ops

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Octo(ber)fest (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Beer-Ops (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Octo(ber)fest (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Octo(ber)fest (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

DevOps Open Hack

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Octo(ber)fest (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

Octo(ber)fest

Beer-Ops

DevOps Open Hack

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Octofest (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

Octo(ber)fest

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of DevOps Open Hack (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Beer-Ops (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

Octo(ber)fest

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of DevOps Open Hack (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.

This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

• add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of Beer-Ops (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
  
• change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
  
• change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.


Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.