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Git Error: Did Not Send All Necessary Objects Elena Daehnhardt · 11 Sep, 2026 A practical troubleshooting guide for Git object transfer errors, including repository integrity checks and safe repair steps. Read more...
Git Origin Already Exists: How to Add, Delete, and Manage Git Remotes Elena Daehnhardt · 20 Jun, 2026 Explains why Git's 'remote origin already exists' error appears and how to safely add, update, rename, or remove Git remotes. Read more...
Live Design Testing with GitHub Pages and a Custom Domain Elena Daehnhardt · 20 Feb, 2026 Want to preview two completely different blog designs at domain.com/test1 and domain.com/test2 while keeping your main blog running perfectly? Here is how to do it with two extra GitHub repositories — no downtime, no risk. Read more...
Testing Blog Designs with Git Branches and GitHub Pages Elena Daehnhardt · 20 Feb, 2026 Did you know you can publish different versions of your GitHub Pages blog on separate branches and preview them live before committing to a design? Here is how I do it. Read more...
How to Host Your Blog for Free with GitHub Pages Elena Daehnhardt · 20 Feb, 2026 GitHub Pages lets you host a blog for free, with your own custom domain, no servers to manage, and no hosting bill at the end of the month. Here is everything you need to go from zero to published. Read more...
GitHub Gists Elena Daehnhardt · 30 May, 2025 Sharing code snippets via Slack or email can lead to formatting issues. GitHub Gists offers a solution for easily sharing or saving code or text for future use. In this post, I explain how to use Gists effectively. Read more...
Storing Your Local Project to GitHub Elena Daehnhardt · 12 Feb, 2025 This post shows you how to create a Git repository for your local (Python) project and push it to GitHub using the command line and a personal access token. Following these steps, you can securely host your code on GitHub for easy access and collaboration. Read more...
How I Built This Blog — and How You Can Too Elena Daehnhardt · 6 Jan, 2024 I get asked how I built this blog more often than almost anything else. Here is the honest answer — GitHub Pages, Jekyll, Markdown, a sprinkle of HTML, and a form service that keeps spam out. No WordPress, no server bills, full control. Read more...
Reverting Commits in GitHub Elena Daehnhardt · 26 Aug, 2022 This post is about reverting your changes in GitHub. Sometimes it's good to step back and think about something different, right? With the use of git reset, revert and rebase we can remove changes from commits or even history. Read more...
Collaboration in GitHub Elena Daehnhardt · 10 Jun, 2022 In this post, I have covered GitHub collaboration when working with other team members. Git branching, forking, pull requests, and issues were briefly explained. Read more...
GitHub Codespaces Elena Daehnhardt · 5 Jan, 2022 GitHub codespaces provide a development environment running in the cloud. A codespace environment is created with the help of configuration files added to a GitHub repository. Read more...