Documenting experience and observations
Code Reviews are one of the major things that a developer has to do on a daily basis. For some, the experience of reviewing code can be delightful but for others it can be quite stressful! According to Stack Overflow, the number one cause of stress in a developer’s life is code reviews.– Just Kidding!…
Not another git cheatsheet you say?? There are a ton of git cheatsheets already. It is highly unlikely that i’ll ever refer to a cheat sheet when I can just google that sh** in 5 min and go through 5 Stack Overflow answers. Copy-paste random things until something works! Why another Git Cheatsheet? I beg…
The guide is for windows 10 centric. The steps are 99% same for Linux/MacOS users as all the 3 OS can use gitbash, where the scripts are to be fired, but the only difference might be the commands that are being used. The underlying principles are same. Why SSH? Using SSH, you don’t have to…
If you are landing on this article, I am sure you must have exhausted everything out there. From blogs to hitting random scripts from Stack Overflow. So, here is how I resolved this issue: I did the same – hitting one script after the other to get it working, but as someone beautifully quoted: 6…
Hosting images have always been a tricky part for me. Recently I got the opportunity to write a lot of documentations (ReadMe on GitHub). One thing which was constant with the README.md files – screenshots. I prefer to add screenshots wherever necessary to be more precise about the steps to be followed. But taking a…