IONOS blog reveals how GitHub Actions can help software engineers streamline development
Sponsored Post There’s nothing quite like GitHub, so no surprise that it’s one of the most popular resources available currently for hosting source code.
But GitHub is so much more than just a convenient place to dump your carefully nurtured software, as this blog from IONOS explains. The platform supports both public and private repositories being extensively used for storing, tracking, and collaborating on code development. It’s also designed to make it extremely simple for developers to share code files and collaborate with fellow software engineers across multiple projects. GitHub even hosts a thriving social networking site, where coders can link up, collaborate, and showcase their work.
A key ecosystem component is GitHub Actions, which allow coders to create, manage, and run tasks directly on GitHub to help streamline tasks across the development cycle via workflow automation.
