Picture this, you have a critical and reasonably complicated piece of logic in your application that is handled in the database. Despite any change on it (or around it), you must have a 100% guarantee that piece continues to work just fine. So, what do you do?
When studying HTML, CSS, and Javascript itβs hard to practice with real-world examples, so oftentimes we get stuck trying to come up with a good design and then building it.
Frontend Mentor offers front-end coding challenges and interesting projects to practice your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is as close as it gets to work on a professional real-world project.
got is a CLI written in Go, created on top of the git CLI, to make my life easier by shortening some commands I use daily.
Because itβs built on top of git, all git commands will also work just fine and I donβt need to keep switching between got and git!
If I want to clean up my local dead branches I can got rmb instead of git branch | grep -v "main" | xargs git branch -D (you can call me lazy. I accept that π
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xkcd Automation.