Month: June 2017
Grab Front End Guide
Grab Front End Guide is a front end development guide for the large engineering teams. Â It focuses primarily around the JavaScript stack, with HTML and CSS, and covers coding, testing, linking, and deploying.
Dear BitBucket, please dial down your LGBT celebration
Dear BitBucket, can you please dial down your LGBT celebration. Â Changing your website logo is one thing.
But adding 20+ lines with ANSI codes to the “git push” output and all without warning is way too much. Â If you don’t believe me, check #bitbucket hashtag on Twitter, and see how many happy customers you have now.
P.S.: keep in mind that this is a paid service too. WTF?
Zabbix : No more flapping. Define triggers the smart way.
“No more flapping. Define triggers the smart way.” is a very useful article from the Zabbix Weblog on how to setup sensible, flapping-aware triggers in Zabbix.
I’m sure every single person on this planet has a limit to how many up and down notifications he can receive …
Regex101 – online regex editor and debugger
Regex101 is an online regular expression editor and debugger. Â You can test your regular expressions against sample data, see if the expression worked, watch it matched, and so on. Â Having an explanation for each part of the regular expression dynamically generated, and a quick reference nearby is super handy too.
Update (November 7, 2018): Here’s another Regex Tester.