ezanmoto

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   by ezanmoto 9y ago

   Just reading the comments, I agree with the common sentiment that you should have more unit tests than integration tests, but I have come around to the way of thinking that if I only have time to write a few tests then I would rather write
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   by ezanmoto 10y ago

   Do you know of solutions that exist for pre-commit checks for GitHub at the moment?
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   by ezanmoto 10y ago

   I feel that if you care that much about the internals of the abstraction then you don't necessarily want an abstraction anymore, but rather the concrete thing that is being abstracted over. I think abstraction is an admirable quality t
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   by ezanmoto 11y ago

   I wrote a bare bones "store-and-fetch" [dotfile tool][1] that's been working well for me, mainly because it's easy to set up on a new device and it delegates a lot of functionality to GitHub. It's more or less equiv
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   by ezanmoto 11y ago

   Sick of doing manual dotfile synchronisation, and not wanting to have to install yet another tool on every new device, I wrote a bash script that does two simple things: stores the dotfiles you specify in a git repository, and installs dotf
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   Show HN: Dot – A dotfile synchronisation script(github.com)

   1 points by ezanmoto 11y ago|1 comments