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• Improved Performance: Static site generators serve pre-built pages, reducing server load.
• Enhanced Security: Fewer server interactions mean fewer vulnerabilities.
• Better Developer Experience: Modern tooling and workflows accelerate development.

Tutorial Tip: Try building a simple blog with a Jamstack framework like Gatsby or Next.js. Experiment with integrating APIs for dynamic content while keeping your core site static.

• Use Rebase for a Clean History: Rebase regularly to maintain a linear and easy-to-read commit history, especially when working with feature branches.
• Cherry-Pick with Caution: When cherry-picking, ensure that the commits you're bringing over make sense in the new context, as cherry-picking can sometimes lead to merge conflicts or disjointed history.
• Stage Changes Interactively: Use interactive staging to create focused and meaningful commits. This helps in keeping the commit history clean and easy to understand.

Mastering advanced Git techniques like rebase, cherry-pick, and interactive staging can significantly improve your workflow and help you maintain a cleaner, more manageable codebase. This cheatsheet provides a quick reference to these powerful commands, allowing you to streamline your Git operations and reduce the likelihood of errors.

chmod +x hello.sh
./hello.sh

This script simply prints "Hello, Git Automation!" to the terminal. The chmod +x command makes the script executable.

For managing project deadlines, create a Deadlines.js file:

import React, { useState } from 'react';

const Deadlines = () => {
  const [deadlines, setDeadlines] = useState([
    { project: 'Project A', dueDate: '2023-12-01' },
    { project: 'Project B', dueDate: '2023-12-15' }
  ]);

  return (
    <div>
      <ul>
        {deadlines.map((deadline, index) => (
          <li key={index}>
            <strong>{deadline.project}</strong>: {deadline.dueDate}
          </li>
        ))}
      </ul>
    </div>
  );
};

export default Deadlines;

Create a new directory for your extension, navigate into it, and run the following command:

yo code