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Looking to create your coding style documentation? You're at the right place! Crafting a clear and consistent coding style guide is essential for maintaining code quality, ensuring team collaboration, and facilitating smoother onboarding for new team members. This guide will walk you through the key components of a robust coding style documentation, from project structure to deprecated code management.

Welcome to the world of developer onboarding! Remember the first day at a new job? The mix of excitement and the slight nervousness of diving into unfamiliar territory? It's a feeling many developers know all too well. But onboarding shouldn't feel like navigating a maze without a map. It's about ensuring every new developer feels equipped, confident, and ready to contribute from the get-go. In this guide, we'll explore the best practices to improve developer onboarding in 2023 with some best practices. Ready to level up your onboarding game? Let's dive in!

Beyond simple chat interactions, ChatGPT can understand code, suggest improvements, and even troubleshoot errors. With natural language processing at its core, it provides meaningful interactions that can be beneficial to developers.

We were going to create our Slack bot. Prior to Axolo, the engineers were really just copy/pasting from GitLab to Slack. Obviously that's tedious work to copy and paste like that. As a side-project, we started working on our Slack bot to replace this copy/paste. We though of several other tasks the Slack bot could do.But it's difficult to find enough time in a day to build a Slack bot in addition to your work, and features, and other things that are important to your users. Then we found Axolo.

This article provides a detailed review and comparison of Istanbul, Jest, JS Coverage, and CodeCov - four leading JavaScript code coverage tools. Learn about their features, pricing, and when to use each tool.

This article aims to help companies who want to survey their engineers to improve the developer experience in their engineering team. We developed this survey upon the recommendations of the SPACE framework, the four key DevOps metrics from Accelerate, and our own experience working with engineering teams through Axolo.

Amirata, a senior software engineer at Prepared, shared his experience with Axolo in a recent conversation. His insights give an interesting insight into how Axolo has transformed their software development workflow.

We have rolled out a version of our code review assistant (contact us to be part of the early access) for code review guidelines powered by GPT. The platform now allows Enterprise users to handle multiple organizations, while implementing a notification system to keep them informed. Furthermore, Axolo has expanded its features to include support for GitHub enterprise with proxy, batch import of engineers, the ability to add organization names in PR titles for enterprise customers, PR deletion upon merge, and a service to refresh GitLab tokens in case of failure.

What if I told you that there's a secret tool, a hidden gem among software developers that boosts productivity, speeds up the release cycles, and takes you on the fastest lane to version 1.0? Indeed, there is, and it's time we talk about it: rubber-stamping pull requests.

A reverse proxy server can serve as an intermediary between your server and any other third party (for us, it's a GitHub enterprise server). When your server needs to make a request, it prompts the proxy server to initiate the request to the third party, and vice versa.