resume.livingston-gray.com
Sam Livingston-Gray
http://resume.livingston-gray.com/community_involvement.html
Software Developer in Portland, Oregon. Panelist, Ruby Rogues. Joined the podcast as a regular panelist as of episode #258, when Avdi Grimm. Retired from the show. Panel imploded several months later (due, in large part, to underlying structural conflicts). The last episode I recorded was #278. Opportunity Scholarship Guide, RubyConf. San Antonio, TX). Acted as a "conference buddy" to someone new to the Ruby community. See Ruby Central. Opportunity Scholarship Guide, RubyConf. San Diego, CA). Along with ...
timjwade.com
Tim Wade
http://timjwade.com/2015/04/24/intermediate-git.html
My early professional career required that I knew how to do six things in git: branch, stage, commit, merge, push and pull. Beyond that there was always google. And of course that stack overflow page that everyone stumbles on eventually: if I effed something up there was. Git reset - hard HEAD. And if I really effed it up I could do. Git reset - hard HEAD. Or was it the other way round? If something broke, it meant doing more committing and pushing. Some standard and some not-so-standard terms. I always ...
lisa.hewus.com
April 2015 - Fresh Code
http://lisa.hewus.com/2015/04
From Zero to Developer. 201504.30 – BSD Pizza Night. I was worried that the kids would get restless during the two hour play but they were all so good. I was impressed. The play was fantastic! It was funny and touching. I really loved going. Today I learned about ECC memory and bit-flipping. April 30, 2015. 201504.29 – Drummer Town! Today I went and hung out with my friend Shanna at her new drum school/shop in St. Johns. I brought us sandwiches from East Side Deli. Yum! I checked my mail and Peter had gi...
chuchenghsieh.blogspot.com
Chu-Cheng's Public Note: Git Version Control Resource
http://chuchenghsieh.blogspot.com/2011/07/git-version-control-resource.html
This blog intends to document all computer science problems I encountered and my solutions/comments to them. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Git Version Control Resource. I'm a heavily Subversion (SVN) developer. Recently, I join several projects that use git as their version control frameworks. Thus, I document some useful resource as follows:. A detail, through introduction: Git Book. Recently, I happens to notice another good website:. This site is hosted in Stanford. To learn more about git:.
dev.nettreo.com
Code versioning
http://dev.nettreo.com/category/Code-versioning.aspx
Yet another development blog. Resources for understanding git. 22 July 2012 17:44. To be good at using git, you need not only to learn it but you need to understand it. Git's working seems like magic until you understand why it does what it does. This is the three best resources i've found for understanding how git works. I've you use git and don't know these, i suggest you take a look. Blogpost: http:/ tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html. Git for Ages 5 and Up. Think Like A Git. This ...
rogerdudler.github.io
git - the simple guide - no deep shit!
http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/index.html
Git - the simple guide. Just a simple guide for getting started with git. no deep shit ;). This guide in deutsch. Please report issues on github. Download git for OSX. Download git for Windows. Download git for Linux. Create a new repository. Create a new directory, open it and perform a. To create a new git repository. Create a working copy of a local repository by running the command. When using a remote server, your command will be. Which holds the actual files. the second one is the. Branch is the "d...
revragnarok.com
Blog – RevRagnarok's blog
http://www.revragnarok.com/blog
Recent posts (max 20) - Browse or Archive for more. Spoofing an RPM's host name. I came up with this method years ago, and thought I posted it, but couldn't find it. So here's the latest incarnation:. This spoofs the build host for both 32- and 64-bit applications. To use: # 1. Add libmyhostname as a target that calls rpmbuild # 2. Add "myhostnameclean" as a target to your "clean" # 3. Call rpmbuild or any other program with $(SPOOF HOSTNAME) prefix. Shell uname -m ). Lib/libgcc s.so.1. C gcc -m $(.
dev.nettreo.com
Development
http://dev.nettreo.com/category/Development.aspx
Yet another development blog. Resources for understanding git. 22 July 2012 17:44. To be good at using git, you need not only to learn it but you need to understand it. Git's working seems like magic until you understand why it does what it does. This is the three best resources i've found for understanding how git works. I've you use git and don't know these, i suggest you take a look. Blogpost: http:/ tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html. Git for Ages 5 and Up. Think Like A Git. Targe...
jameskovacs.com
Presentations - James Kovacs' Weblog
http://jameskovacs.com/category/presentations
James Kovacs' Weblog. DevTeach Montreal 2012 Wrap-up. A big thanks to everyone who attended my sessions earlier this week at DevTeach. When I give a presentation, my success criteria is that I get you excited enough to continue investigating the topic yourself. So an extra special thanks to all the attendees who took the time to talk to me afterwards. I obviously got some of you excited enough to continue learning what I was talking about! Midway through the set. And follow along with the notes. I’...
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