Git is an indispensable tool for version control, enabling developers to track changes, collaborate effectively, and manage project history. While its capabilities are vast, a solid understanding of key commands can significantly streamline your workflow. This article delves into a selection of practical Git commands, explaining what they do, how to use them, and when they are most effective.
In his book "Atomic Habits", James Clear outlines the principles of habit formation and behavior change. The author shares his personal journey of recovery from a severe injury, which led him to understand that significant progress stems from a series of small, consistent actions, rather than singular transformative events. Clear introduces the "Four Laws of Behavior Change": making habits obvious, attractive, easy, and satisfying. He emphasizes the importance of systems over goals, highlighting how environmental design, social influence, and the immediate gratification of rewards play crucial roles in establishing and maintaining habits, ultimately arguing that true identity change is the North Star of habit transformation.
Content projection is a feature in angular that supports inserting a component in another component. This changes the way an angular developer designs his application/library by implementing flexable and reusable components.
This post explains the different types of content projection, where to use each of them, with an example project. All the code can be found on github.(LINK)
When I tried out Reactjs tutorial few months ago, I noticed that in the official starter code, they repeated same div elements in the render() method, just in case of change in the source, I will list it here:
I have just came back from PyConDe & PyData-2019, and I would like to share/document my experience there. This is more like a diary than a blog, where I talk about:
I use gitlab, and I have many repos that I need to track on daily basis, or even more than once per day. I found it so tyring first of all to clone all those repos when I change my working machine, and then to keep all these repos up to date. For that reason I began to write an automation script to do the boring tasks of my shoulders.