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Not yet, but I've been thinking of doing so. The difficulty is that you basically have to write the blog post (or at least take a lot of notes) while solving pr
by YorickPeterse 11y ago
Not yet, but I've been thinking of doing so. The difficulty is that you basically have to write the blog post (or at least take a lot of notes) while solving problems as otherwise you'll end up forgetting all the intricate little details.
- giancarlostoro 11y agoThat's fine, I'm just curious because you usually learn a great deal. If anything the biggest performance changes could be nice, though it may mostly be small tid bits here and there (though large overall). Thanks for all you guys did!
- YorickPeterse 11y agoI still have a bunch of notes laying around from the changes we made for 8.5 so I'll take a look at those. For future changes (except maybe small ones) I'll see if I can just write down 1 or 2 sentences what I did _after_ I did it, stringing together a blog post from that should be easier than doing it from scratch. I created an issue about this so I won't forget: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/issues/568 https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/issues/568
- sytse 11y agoAwesome!
- giancarlostoro 11y agoThank you very much, learning from others is an invaluable way of learning to improve code and write code with a improved approach. Also a great way to try and avoid bugs when your code reminds you of a reported bug. Thank you again! Will look forward to reading future detailed development blog posts, it wont have to be every single little detail, but those small things that make a difference are handy to read over. Thanks again!