Whoever said it first was lying.
Even in Java there is a built in recipe book that tells you how to craft items that you have the resources for.
I don't really agree with this assessment of rebase. I think there is value in squashing commits on dev branches into logically distinct sets to keep the log cleaner. In the case where the reason code is doing something…
It's wasted from the perspective of the end user.
You don't even need to understand ASCII. You can hard code an array of all the letters in the alphabet, search for a given letter and replace it with the letter 13 places ahead in the array. If you were really lazy and…
Whoever said it first was lying.
Even in Java there is a built in recipe book that tells you how to craft items that you have the resources for.
I don't really agree with this assessment of rebase. I think there is value in squashing commits on dev branches into logically distinct sets to keep the log cleaner. In the case where the reason code is doing something…
It's wasted from the perspective of the end user.
You don't even need to understand ASCII. You can hard code an array of all the letters in the alphabet, search for a given letter and replace it with the letter 13 places ahead in the array. If you were really lazy and…