Tips & Tricks

Our products pack a punch when it comes to features and it would be easy to miss some of them. Here we post helpful tips & tricks about how to use our products & services.

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What are Feature Flags?

Posted on Tuesday on the DeployHQ blog

Feature flags are a development technique that allows you to control the visibility of specific features or functionality within your application. By toggling these flags, you can enable or disable features without requiring a new deployment. This provides greater flexibility and control over your application's release process.

Deploy CraftCMS via DeployHQ on Hetzner Cloud

Posted on Tuesday on the DeployHQ blog

What is an easy way to get a CraftCMS site up and running? Here's a simple method using DeployHQ, a Hetzner CX11 virtual cloud server (max. € 4.51 / month) and DDEV for local development.

What is a Build Script?

Posted last Thursday on the DeployHQ blog

Build scripts are essential tools in modern software deployment, automating crucial steps in the build and deployment process. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore what build scripts are, how to create them, and how to effectively implement them in your deployment workflow using DeployHQ.

What is a Deployment Script?

Posted last Monday on the DeployHQ blog

In today's fast-paced development environment, automating deployment processes has become crucial for maintaining efficiency and reliability. Deployment scripts play a vital role in this automation, helping teams streamline their deployment workflows and reduce human error. In this guide, we'll explore everything you need to know about deployment scripts and how to leverage them effectively with DeployHQ.

Code Review: The Dark Side

Posted last Monday on the DeployHQ blog

Code review is a fundamental aspect of modern software development, offering numerous benefits like improved code quality, knowledge sharing, and early detection of issues. However, when misused, code review can become a tool for obstruction, delay, and even personal agendas.

Supercharge Your Deployments with DeployHQ Integrations

Posted 14 days ago on the DeployHQ blog

Modern web development involves juggling multiple tools and services - from chat apps and error trackers to performance monitors and CDNs. While each tool serves its purpose, managing them separately during deployments can become a hassle. That's where DeployHQ's integrations come in.

Git Auto Deployment: When It's a Game‑Changer and When It's a Gamble

Posted 24 days ago on the DeployHQ blog

Git auto deployment, the practice of automatically deploying code changes from a Git repository to a production environment, can streamline your development workflow and accelerate time-to-market. However, it's essential to weigh the benefits against the potential risks before implementing it. In this blog post, we'll delve into the pros and cons of git auto deployment, offering guidance on when it's a wise choice and when it might be better to proceed with caution.

Deploying Your First Website | A Beginner’s Guide 

Posted in December 2024 on the DeployHQ blog

Whether you are a coding novice or just new to the deployment process, this beginner's guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get your first website up and running smoothly using DeployHQ - a powerful and user-friendly tool designed to simplify your website deployments.

5 Effective Git Branching Strategies for Streamlined Development

Posted in December 2024 on the DeployHQ blog

Git branching strategies are systematic approaches to managing different versions of your codebase within a Git repository. They help in organizing and coordinating development work, ensuring code quality, and facilitating collaboration among team members.

What is GitOps?

Posted in December 2024 on the DeployHQ blog

As organizations embrace digital transformation, DevOps has become a crucial strategy for fostering shared responsibility and faster feedback. Now, a new evolution has emerged: GitOps. But what exactly is it, and why is it being hailed as the next big thing in DevOps?