Custom Source Control: Refactoring
This is a continuation of my last post on implementing a "custom source control" application in ruby. In that post we built a custom source control application...
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This is a continuation of my last post on implementing a "custom source control" application in ruby. In that post we built a custom source control application...
I like the passwords that the new versions of safari provide. One problem however, is not all sites allow it. Really?
I, like a lot of developers these days, really enjoy working with Git. It just makes sense to me. However, not every shop has bought in. Some use Subversion, Perforce, Mercurial, and/or Fossil to name...
I think code reviews can be great. I love learning from my mistakes as well as being challenged for my technical decisions. Code reviews provide this. Unfortunately it doesn't happen nearly as much as I'd...
Ok, lets recap. We created a grid composed of fixed values to serve as our baseline. This made it easier to convert to a fluid grid using the target / context rule.