Tag: git
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I don’t know if it matters that I’m the son of two teachers, but training is in my DNA, knowledge sharing is in my DNA. From the moment I started learning PHP based on a book and scripts I downloaded from the Internet, I’ve tried to help other people who ran into issues that I…
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This little hidden feature of Bitbucket can be really useful
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Here’s a quick trick for Git: A one-liner to sign your commits after the fact
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One year ago I blogged about stopping my usage of the -m operator when using Git. I’m now reviewing how this has changed my usage of Git.
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I can’t remember where I actually first read about this little developer’s lifehack, but I’ve been using this for a while now and really like it: Not using the -m option anymore when commiting with git. What I used to do… I use Git nearly exclusively on the command-line. My main reason for that is…
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A sad thing happened earlier this week to the (d)vcs hosting service Code Spaces. An unauthorized person gained access to their Amazon controlpanel, and after an attempt to extort money out of Code Spaces to stop a DDoS on their services, (s)he started deleting their Amazon instances. Everything. At the point where the Code Spaces…
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Googling around a bit, I found the solution which I’m going to share here with you. It involves a couple of steps. Now it should all work again. Some links I used while researching this are:
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The idea of Techademy is simple: Every month we organize a training day during which attendees attend two workshops. There is a different set of workshops during each trainingday. And for a relatively low fee (currently set at 150 euro), you get a full day of training by experts! Obviously, it won’t be as in-depth…
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Think Like A Git This one I came by first through #linktuesday. The site was started to make learning Git a lot easier, and I’m thinking they’re succeeding. If you’re new to Git (and even if you’re not), this one might well be very useful to you. Pro Git I guess everyone who ever looked…
