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HTTP Request Methods: Understanding PUT, POST, and PATCH

The HTTP protocol provides several request methods that allow clients to interact with servers. Among these … HTTP Request Methods: Understanding PUT, POST, and PATCHRead more

crud-operations, HTTP, patch, POST, put, request-methods, RESTful API

Understanding and Utilizing Git Diff

Understanding and Utilizing Git Diff Git is a powerful version control system, and understanding how to … Understanding and Utilizing Git DiffRead more

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Reverting a Single File to an Earlier Version with Git

When working with version control systems like Git, it’s common to make changes to files over … Reverting a Single File to an Earlier Version with GitRead more

commit history, diff, file-version-control, Git, patch, revert

Understanding PUT vs PATCH in RESTful APIs: Practical Use Cases and Differences

Introduction In the world of RESTful APIs, understanding how to manipulate resources is crucial for both … Understanding PUT vs PATCH in RESTful APIs: Practical Use Cases and DifferencesRead more

HTTP methods, idempotency, patch, put, resource-manipulation, restful-apis

Creating a Git Patch for a Specific Commit: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction In software development, managing changes efficiently is crucial. Git, a powerful version control system, provides … Creating a Git Patch for a Specific Commit: A Step-by-Step GuideRead more

apply, commit, diff, format-patch, Git, git-am, git-apply, patch, sha-1, version control

Managing Git Stashes with Names and Retrieval

Understanding Git Stashes Git stashes allow you to temporarily shelve (or save) changes you’ve made to … Managing Git Stashes with Names and RetrievalRead more

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Inspecting Git Stashes Without Applying

Understanding Git Stashes Git stashes allow you to temporarily shelve (or stash) changes you’ve made to … Inspecting Git Stashes Without ApplyingRead more

diff, Git, git-stash-list, git-stash-show, patch, stash, temporary-changes, uncommitted-changes, version control

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