Demystifying Branching Strategies: Understanding the Transition from Master to Main

In this article, we will explore branching strategies, shed light on the master vs. main discussion, and delve into the transition from "master" to "main."

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Streamline Your Development Workflow with npm and npm ci in DeployBot

In the world of web development, efficiency and productivity are key. Developers are constantly seeking ways to optimize their workflows and streamline processes. In this blog post, we'll explore how npm, along with the powerful npm ci command, can enhance your development experience.

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DeployBot vs Jenkins

Deploying a web application can be a challenging task, especially if you don't have the right tools in place. Deploybot and Jenkins are two popular tools for automating the deployment process, but which one is easier and cheaper to set up? In this blog post, we'll explore why Deploybot setup is easier and cheaper than Jenkins for automating your deployment process.

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Atomic SFTP: A safe and reliable way to deploy your code with DeployBot

We support many types of deployment in DeployBot—you may upload your updated files through FTP/SFTP, push them to a cloud hosting like Elastic Beanstalk or Heroku, or even connect to your server through SSH using our Shell deployments, and so on. Today, we are going to focus in Atomic SFTP deployments.

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The easiest way to deploy your App through SSH and Git

We support many types of deployment in DeployBot—you may upload your updated files through FTP/SFTP, push them to a cloud hosting like Elastic Beanstalk or Heroku, or even connect to your server through SSH using our Shell deployments, allowing you to execute arbitrary commands necessary for your deployment, without us uploading anything. It's the Shell deployments we're going to be talking about today.

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