Cool concept, I think it's a good mission & target, too many platforms are just content farms or for keeping up appearances. And awesome to see what you're doing with Flutter! Looks like Map support has come a long way.…
I think (from working with git newbies) the core difficulty is not understanding the Git's fundamental data structure. If you have computer science training / data structure understanding, once you realize (1) Commits…
Many past confused teammates of mine I've dropped in to help would disagree. reflog and reset, for better or worse, require what seems to be above-average comfort with git.
Can you expand on what that 90% is? I'd guess more the other way around. Squash merges are perfect to me for the bulk of PRs- atomic test-passing iterations on the working product. Exactly what I want to see in my…
I think the implication is often efforts towards "idiot proofing" don't actually improve effectiveness at the end of the day. They simply add something else to trip on. I'd roughly say that's the case with OPs aliases.…
Sure, unless you bork your local repo enough you need help from a teammate getting your work into a PR. Not to say that doesn't make for a good learning moment.
Cool concept, I think it's a good mission & target, too many platforms are just content farms or for keeping up appearances. And awesome to see what you're doing with Flutter! Looks like Map support has come a long way.…
I think (from working with git newbies) the core difficulty is not understanding the Git's fundamental data structure. If you have computer science training / data structure understanding, once you realize (1) Commits…
Many past confused teammates of mine I've dropped in to help would disagree. reflog and reset, for better or worse, require what seems to be above-average comfort with git.
Can you expand on what that 90% is? I'd guess more the other way around. Squash merges are perfect to me for the bulk of PRs- atomic test-passing iterations on the working product. Exactly what I want to see in my…
I think the implication is often efforts towards "idiot proofing" don't actually improve effectiveness at the end of the day. They simply add something else to trip on. I'd roughly say that's the case with OPs aliases.…
Sure, unless you bork your local repo enough you need help from a teammate getting your work into a PR. Not to say that doesn't make for a good learning moment.