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This tutorial is missing a lot of steps. It therefore expects the user to know how to use Git in order to consistently commit and push their changes under such
by languagehacker 14y ago
This tutorial is missing a lot of steps. It therefore expects the user to know how to use Git in order to consistently commit and push their changes under such a scheme. If the reader is a self-sufficient Git user (i.e. doesn't need a full step-by-step walkthrough), they wouldn't need this tutorial.
Anyhow, this scheme sort of old hat for Git users. Most of us require a build to deploy code, which generally results in SCM-polling continuous integration solutions like Jenkins to fully automate the preparations required to run new code.
This blog post sort of suggests a WordPress crowd's version of continuous integration. Go ahead and use it for a blog theme, or a set of assets. If you're doing this for a web application, you're probably doing something wrong.
- webreac 14y agoHello, I am learning git. Even if this tutorial does not comply to the rules of the art or omit basic git knowledge, it fits exactly my actual learning level. I have read the most basic tutorials and this kind of "almost second" level tutorial is perfect to have a better understanding of how pieces fit together. Thank you Kerrick Long