Garrett Holmstrom’s blog /dev/zero has a nice collection of useful git commands, especially for those people who work a lot with GitHub. Â Here are a few links to get you started: URL Rewriting Shortcut for GitHub Pull Requests Reverting a range of git commits separately Very handy stuff!
“Git rebase and the golden rule explained” – is an excellent explanation of what happens when you do rebase in git repository. Â If you know already, or don’t care, at least remember the golden rule: Never, NEVER, NEVER, rebase a shared branch. By shared branch I mean a branch that exists on the distant repository … Continue reading Git rebase and the golden rule explained
WordPress has been known, among other things, for coining the phrase “code is poetry”.  It’s used in the footer of their website as well as quite a bit around the web.  This goes along with Donald Knuth paradigm of Literate Programming. Turns out, some people disagree.  Most recently, Peter Seibel, the author of “Coders at Work” … Continue reading Code is poetry. But not literature.
FOASS gotta be one of the funniest things I’ve seen recently. Â All we need now are some comments on the API design from all those noisy “this is how you do REST” people. Â Who, by the way, can f*ck off. :)
It’s surprising how many people still think of Google as the search engine company. Â Many even missed the news of the restructuring into the Alphabet Inc. holding last year. Â Well, here’s a good look at what Google is these days and what they are working on. See how small of a part the actual Google … Continue reading 2016 Google Tracker: Everything Google is working on for the new year