GitLab/GitLab Cookbook - Versionsgeschichte

Rkr am 13. Februar 2015 um 12:51 Uhr

2015-02-13T12:51:30Z

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	Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go always so much in detail, but it covers all main topics - and more. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for general learning but also to just look-up certain topics, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.		Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go always so much in detail, but it covers all main topics - and more. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for general learning but also to just look-up certain topics, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.

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2015-02-13T12:44:00Z

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	*Many recipes are "closed", you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.		*Many recipes are "closed", you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.
	*Good structure with "Getting ready", "How to do it" and "How it works".		*Good structure with "Getting ready", "How to do it" and "How it works".
	*Also contains some basic Git ~~introduction~~ to get started (and even advanced features like rebase, squashing).		*Also contains some basic Git introductions to get started (and even advanced features like rebase, squashing).
	*Enough images to illustrate using the GUI.		*Enough images to illustrate using the GUI.
	*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "RequestBin" and "Postman".		*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "RequestBin" and "Postman".

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2015-02-13T12:36:04Z

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	Pros:		Pros:
	*Many recipes are "closed", you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.		*Many recipes are "closed", you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.
	*Good structure with "~~getting~~ ready", "How to do it" and "How it works".		*Good structure with "Getting ready", "How to do it" and "How it works".
	*Also contains some basic Git introduction to get started (and even advanced features like rebase, squashing).		*Also contains some basic Git introduction to get started (and even advanced features like rebase, squashing).
			*Enough images to illustrate using the GUI.
	*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "RequestBin" and "Postman".		*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "RequestBin" and "Postman".
	*Good index		*Good index.
	*Available also as EPUB. No DRM.		*Available also as EPUB. No DRM.

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2015-02-13T12:33:36Z

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← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 13. Februar 2015, 12:35 Uhr
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	*Too much Ubuntu related for me, but fortunately also covers source code installation.		*Too much Ubuntu related for me, but fortunately also covers source code installation.

	Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go so ~~too~~ much in detail, but it covers all main topics. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for ~~just~~ learning but also to look-up certain topics, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.		Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go always so much in detail, but it covers all main topics - and more. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for general learning but also to just look-up certain topics, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.

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2015-02-13T12:31:30Z

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			The [http://bit.ly/1xVfeUa GitLab Cookbook] provides over 60 hands-on recipes to efficiently self-host your own Git repository using GitLab.

			== Info ==
			*[https://www.packtpub.com PACKT Publishing]
			*This E-Book is available in the DRM-free formats PDF, EPUB and MOBI in the [https://www.packtpub.com PACKT store]. On all other channels the format might be limited.
			*On [https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Jeroen_van_Baarsen_GitLab_Cookbook?id=ANIGBgAAQBAJ Google Play] (most likely EPUB)
			*At [http://www.ebook.de/de/product/23538839/baarsen_jeroen_van_gitlab_cookbook.html?searchId=65139591 ebook.de] (EPUB with DRM?)
			*See my review below.

	== Review ==		== Review ==
	This review is based on my study of the GitLab Cookbook as E-Book. My background: I am maintaining an own GitLab instance within a small group of developers since a couple of weeks. So, I have already a solid background of GitLab, but did not know too much about some advanced techniques like webhooks and CI.		This review is based on my study of the GitLab Cookbook as E-Book. My background: I am maintaining an own GitLab instance within a small group of developers since a couple of weeks. So, I have already a solid background of GitLab, but did not know too much about some advanced techniques like webhooks and CI.

	Pros:		Pros:
	*~~Each recipe is almost~~ closed, you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.		*Many recipes are "closed", you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.
	*Good structure with "", "" and "".		*Good structure with "getting ready", "How to do it" and "How it works".
	*~~Good ""~~.		*Also contains some basic Git introduction to get started (and even advanced features like rebase, squashing).
	*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "~~post~~...".		*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "RequestBin" and "Postman".
			*Good index
			*Available also as EPUB. No DRM.

	Cons:		Cons:
	*Contains some structural and lecture errors.		*Contains some minor structural and lecture errors.
	*		*Too much Ubuntu related for me, but fortunately also covers source code installation.

	Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go too much in detail, but it covers all main topics. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for just learning but also to look-up certain topics ~~on demand~~, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.		Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go so too much in detail, but it covers all main topics. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for just learning but also to look-up certain topics, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.

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2015-02-11T14:29:20Z

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← Nächstältere Version		Version vom 11. Februar 2015, 14:31 Uhr
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	== Review ==		== Review ==
			This review is based on my study of the GitLab Cookbook as E-Book. My background: I am maintaining an own GitLab instance within a small group of developers since a couple of weeks. So, I have already a solid background of GitLab, but did not know too much about some advanced techniques like webhooks and CI.

			Pros:
			*Each recipe is almost closed, you don't need to read the complete book to benefit.
			*Good structure with "", "" and "".
			*Good "".
			*Contains hints about useful testing tools like "post...".

			Cons:
			*Contains some structural and lecture errors.
			*

			Summary: The GitLab Cookbook provides many useful recipes for running a GitLab instance on the own server. Of course the book can't go too much in detail, but it covers all main topics. Beginners but also advanced users will benefit from it. The book is good for just learning but also to look-up certain topics on demand, e.g. if you just want to get info about merge requests.

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