Latest articles from 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.

GitHub and Slack Integration Guide. From setup and key features to effective communication and security best practices. Explore customization options, including webhooks and custom Slack bots.

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.

There are three available applications to connect your engineering team in Slack with GitHub Enterprise. Axolo, the collaborative application, the official GitHub-Slack application, and Toast, the personal notification bot. Learn more about how they work and how to set them up in our article.

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.

I had so much difficulty to install a GitHub Enterprise Server instance on Azure, that I decided to write how to do it in the most EASIEST way. This article was written in tears and blood, using the official GitHub guide, and a lot of resources on the internet. This article does not aim to give all aspects of the GitHub Enterprise Server installation, but only to give the minimum to get started.

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.

New CI/CD notification system, automated email notifications for failed payments, an easier sign-in process from the home page, improved team channel notifications, fun reminders, proxy support for self-hosted instances behind a VPN, enhanced GitHub branch protection, a search feature for Axolo documentation with SEO support, and much more!