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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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Four years of GitHub Actions with teams and on personal projects. Custom scripts, reusable workflows, pinning to SHAs, and protecting yourself in CI.
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Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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I’ve continued to have people reaching out wanting to know more about the Interlinear Audio Bible tool I created last year! So, here are 2 quick announcements and updates about that! 1. Code is now Open Source! I’ve put a version of the tool I created on GitHub, where it can be used by anyone to create their own interlinear audio chapters, whether for scripture, or otherwise… in
Josh Sherman (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshtronic.com
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It's been over a year since I mostly broke up with GitHub . In that year, I've been running my own public Forgejo instance for my personal projects. It's important to stress the public part, as most of what I'm going to discuss is directly correlated to that. This isn't a post to critique Forgejo vs. alternatives, either. I found Forgejo to be great. My only gripe is that I very much prefer GitLab
Joshua Seigler (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshua.seigler.net
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How to self-host Forgejo and automatically serve your web build branches with SSL.
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Orchid Files documents a searchable network of GitHub repos shipping Trojan-infected ZIPs with near-identical READMEs—arguing list-by-list removals are not enough when thousands of clones stay findable through GitHub search.
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GitHub Actions went down for a significant part of the day and blocked publishes to this site. Automating deployments still makes sense, but the automation platform is another dependency—and a documented manual path is worth keeping.