GitHub Commits Color Scheme: Lets commit to commit.

Xe Na — Sun, 14 Jan 2024 17:36:08 +0000

After spending nights searching for ways to make my GitHub commits look better, I realized I should just create my own solution.

The most important thing is committing to commit.

It's also important to consider the brightness of the color scheme and the number of commits needed. After an hour, I had the color scheme for GitHub commits. I did it so you won't have to.

light color === 3 - 6 commits
medium color === 9 - 12 commits
darker color === 15 -18 commits
the DARKEST === anything over 20 commits

some of the examples of what you can make:

Let's prettify together!!!

Organize New Dev Environment Setup

Xe Na — Sun, 31 Dec 2023 16:14:13 +0000

Why should you organize you development environment?

Organizing your development environment is crucial for efficiency, productivity, and even your overall well-being. It's like creating a comfortable, inviting space that beckons you to dive in and create. Think of it as a sanctuary tailored to your coding needs, a place where inspiration flows and focus thrives.

Imagine this: nestled by your desk, a cozy fireplace crackles, emitting a comforting warmth while you sip on a steaming hot cocoa. Your large screens are alive with code, and a muted TV plays your favorite movie as rain softly taps against the windows. It’s a serene, beautiful atmosphere that makes coding feel like a cherished pastime.

Of course, there's the flip side. Some thrive amidst a creative mess, finding inspiration in the chaos. Regardless of your preference, it's about setting up your space where you spend a considerable chunk of your life.

And once your physical space is just right—your eyes content, your body relaxed—let’s align your digital environment for optimal workflow, especially on a Windows system:

Start by downloading PowerShell & Ubuntu.
Perform a quick check to see what your computer already has:

Check for Node.js with node -v.
Verify Yarn with yarn -v.
Confirm Rails with rails -v.
Check Ruby version using ruby -v.

Download anything missing from the list.

With these simple steps, you're all set up and ready to delve into your coding endeavors. Feel the comfort of a well-prepared space and the ease of a finely-tuned digital environment. Whether it's a step-by-step guide or further tips on optimizing your workspace, I'm here to assist!

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GitHub Commits Color Scheme: Lets commit to commit.

Organize New Dev Environment Setup