I'm a self-taught dev focused on websites and Python development.
My friends call me the "Data Genie".
When I get bored, I find tech to read about, write about and build things with.
Thanks for sharing. It is explained well and I learnt some new commands.
In the fix up section, make sure the end of a codeblock is on it's own line
Also I can see the raw and endraw tag - if you are not using Jekyll and you aren't using liquid syntax then you could take it out.
Also in the git switch section you introduced how to use the command as alternative to git checkout but it would be nice to know why git switch is worth using instead
Thanks for sharing. It is explained well and I learnt some new commands.
In the fix up section, make sure the end of a codeblock is on it's own line
Also I can see the raw and endraw tag - if you are not using Jekyll and you aren't using liquid syntax then you could take it out.
Also in the git switch section you introduced how to use the command as alternative to git checkout but it would be nice to know why git switch is worth using instead
Thanks
Thank you ! I correct my post.
There is no particular advantage to using the
switch
command. It's a attempt to reduce all the functionalities ofcheckout
.