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The F Word

Neto Hog — Thu, 13 May 2021 00:32:07 +0000

"Honesty in small things is not a small thing"

When I read this Danish saying today I thought about the importance, not always properly given, of feedback in our daily lives.

As a Brazillian, culturally we are a people who are very concerned about the way we speak, about the different interpretations our words may have, and because of this we are not always direct and sincere. This connects with another sentence I read on the same topic.

"In most companies, the most valuable feedback is never given"

Have you ever stopped to think about how your career could be in a different spot if you had received proper feedback at that right time? Or if you had been open enough to at least consider the feedback you received that you just ignored?

Share here in the comments what feedback you wish you had received in the past, or the one you ignored and today consider a mistake.

Who knows, maybe someone reading this is in a similar moment as you were before! 😉

Bug or Not a Bug?

Neto Hog — Mon, 03 May 2021 22:04:23 +0000

Quick question!

When an issue is considered a bug?

1) Something has been done and it is not working as intended.
2) Something is working as intended but the planning was flawed.
3) Something was done and is working as intended but things have changed over time and now the business rule is outdated.

I would like to know what you think, and please share cases where you have been in this doubt as well.

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GitHub Alias FTW!

Neto Hog — Thu, 29 Apr 2021 23:01:31 +0000

You know that command that you have to Google every time you need it, or those sequential commands that repeat themselves several times during your day?

You can create an alias to make your life easier and use those extra seconds you will save to share this tip with your colleagues! Win-win situation! 🙃

git config --global alias.<alias> '<command>'

For instance, by setting up this alias:

git config --global alias.undo '!git reset --soft HEAD~1'

To undo your last commit you just type:

git undo

Cool, right? You can also combine commands like this:

git config --global alias.shipit '!git add -A && git commit -m'

Now to stage all my files and comitt I just type:

git shipit 'message so relevant that my mother would be proud'

Do you already use aliases in your daily life? Share it in the comments so I can copy it and avoid fatigue!

ps: Did you noticed my custom octocat? Check out the awesome artwork by Zilart

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GitHub Alias FTW!

Neto Hog — Thu, 29 Apr 2021 22:46:53 +0000

Sabe aquele comando que você tem que consultar o Google toda vez que precisa dele ou aqueles comandos sequenciais que se repetem varias vezes durante o seu dia?

Você pode criar um atalho, conhecido como alias, para facilitar a sua vida e utilizar esses segundos extras que vai economizar para compartilhar essa dica com seus colegas! Win-win situation! 🙃

git config --global alias.<atalho> '<comandos>'

Por exemplo, configurando este alias:

git config --global alias.undo '!git reset --soft HEAD~1'

Para desfazer o seu ultimo commit basta você digitar:

git undo

Massa né? Você também pode combinar comandos assim:

git config --global alias.shipit '!git add -A && git commit -m'

Agora para preparar todos meus arquivos para subir e comittar eu digito apenas:

git shipit 'mensagem tão relevante que minha mãe ficaria orgulhosa'

Você já usa alias no seu dia a dia? Compartilhe nos comentários para eu poder copiar e evitar a fadiga!

Vamo dale! 🚀

Your Commits Can Be Faster

Neto Hog — Tue, 27 Apr 2021 00:53:32 +0000

Take two for the price of one! 😎👌

You know that famous sequence to commit your work "git add + git commit"?

> git commit -am "message so relevant I'm proud to read"

You can switch to this command, so you add all the files to your local repository, stage and commit them in sequence.

Oh, and don't forget to always write a relevant message in your commits, stop the '.' or 'asdasdadsda', ok? 😓🤝

Seu Commit + Rápido

Neto Hog — Tue, 27 Apr 2021 00:41:22 +0000

Leve 2, pague 1! Ou melhor, digite um! 😎👌

Sabe aquela famosa sequência para commitar o seu trabalho "git add + git commit"?

> git commit -am "mensagem tão relevante que dá orgulho de ler"

Você pode trocar por este comando, assim você adiciona todos os arquivos ao seu repositório local, faz o stage e o commit na sequência.

Ah, não esqueça de escrever sempre aquela mensagem relevante no seu commit, nada de '.' ou 'hsashhahsah', ok? 😓🤝