Ryan is an engineer in the Sacramento Area with a focus in Python, Ruby, and Rust. Bash/Python Exercism mentor. Coding, physics, calculus, music, woodworking. Looking for work!
I think I was talking about my strategy on what you're calling the "local scratch branch" in this article. I hadn't really considered the larger scale beyond personal projects, but mucking up somebody's Git Repo is one of my huge fears. You've provided a ton of great methodology and mindset tips that really help. I'm definitely getting a GUI and rebasing/squashing my commits before pull request from now on.
Cool, it was hard to not come off as angry programmer. I tried to sell these skills to General Assembly (NYC) re:GIT course and they wanted no part of anything helpful for actual career. I use Tower for GIT, been on it for 8 years, still have command line chops (saved to when shit goes really bad). Ping me on TwitterZ to talk more. I had the same fears on GIT way back and developing a local strategy to look like I know wtf I am doing was key.
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I think I was talking about my strategy on what you're calling the "local scratch branch" in this article. I hadn't really considered the larger scale beyond personal projects, but mucking up somebody's Git Repo is one of my huge fears. You've provided a ton of great methodology and mindset tips that really help. I'm definitely getting a GUI and rebasing/squashing my commits before pull request from now on.
Thanks!
Cool, it was hard to not come off as angry programmer. I tried to sell these skills to General Assembly (NYC) re:GIT course and they wanted no part of anything helpful for actual career. I use Tower for GIT, been on it for 8 years, still have command line chops (saved to when shit goes really bad). Ping me on TwitterZ to talk more. I had the same fears on GIT way back and developing a local strategy to look like I know wtf I am doing was key.