Little late today, I was busy working/running around/watching paint dry, so I’ll keep this brief. I’ve mentioned before that git can be like a game save, it protects your butt if things go wrong and you need to get back to a certain safer place. But I also like to use git commits as a […]
Cat Herding 101: The Things That Really Go Wrong For Beginning Programmers
We had a super awesome intern working with us over the summer (I often referred to her as “my” intern, which wasn’t 100% true, but as the one on the team who had done a lot of mentoring before, I felt very mamma bear about the situation). She did some cool things and had done […]
How to Git Ignore without .gitignore
So I had this problem at work. I’m running a virtualenv instance on our main git repo for all my python packages. The global .gitignore obviously doesn’t know about it the way it knows to filter out node modules and other fun bits of localization and I sure as heck don’t want to add my […]