The GitHub community is capable of incredible things. GitHub Actions is just one of our newest tools made available to developers around the world. Automate your workflow, and take control of your code!
Check out our latest story from one of our earliest GitHub Actions adopters. Read about their projects, challenges, and lessons learned.
This week’s GitHub Actions Hero
Today, we hear from Nikita Sobolev (@sobolevn). He’s created numerous Actions including Python Style Guide, dotenv-linter, restrict-cursing-action, docker-image-size-limit.
Nikita has over 10 years experience in software development and started coding at university. This is where his love started and it sounds like he never looked back:
I started coding at the University. And love it since then! I have started to build automated tools for other developers as a part of my job. I run a small company “wemake.services”, we do custom development and consulting for our clients. So, we need to have lots of custom tools to help us in the process. We build linters, code-quality tools, and bots to help us.
Why use GitHub Actions?
GitHub Actions seems like a cool idea on the surface, but why are people actually using it? Nikita says it’s all about being able to automate things:Why use GitHub Actions.
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