jamietanna

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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   Is there anything here you can upstream so more users can reap the benefits?
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   I'd recommend trying to move anything fairly complicated into a "real" language - you'll get a lot of libraries, more well-defined and familiar syntax and also won't have to deal with cases like "do I want doub
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   If this is still an issue, would you mind reporting it?
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   I personally practice code review on my own stuff - even just me, I'd go through and pick it apart as if it were another person's code. In some cases I have colleagues / friends who'd be able to help out too
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   I personally blog about things I've found while working that have been a pain or a "oh hey, cool!" that I've not seen documented anywhere easily, so I write about them under the term "blogumentation" (blogging
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   https://www.netlifycms.org/ is an alternative for Hugo/Jekyll
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   And in fact put it anywhere within the search query!
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   If I can find anything common that I think others would use, I'd blog it (under https://www.jvt.me/posts/categories/blogumentation/ ), and am looking at building common snippets into ie Ruby Gems that can
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   by jamietanna 8y ago

   To quote https://www.jvt.me/posts/2017/06/25/blogumentation/ I use blog posts as a way to write easily consumable howtos which I can refer back to when I have issues. I've also found it hugely
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    by jamietanna 8y ago

    Try using `$EDITOR` instead of an argument as that's a more standard env variable to specify preferred editor!
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    by jamietanna 8y ago

    I've not had any issues with Maven before
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    by jamietanna 8y ago

    Fun fact is that `C-[` is the same keypress as `<ESC>` due to how ascii control codes work http://jkorpela.fi/chars/c0.html
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    by jamietanna 8y ago

    Do subcomponents ie Gitaly have their own versions? Or does it match GitLab proper?
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    by jamietanna 8y ago

    Check out Hetzner Cloud, too. Found performance and services much nicer than Scaleway, although in some places less functionality like firewalls
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    by jamietanna 9y ago

    https://github.com/gjtorikian/html-proofer is what I use
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    by jamietanna 9y ago

    Usually the term "static site" is regarding no backend language ie PHP, Node, Ruby serving posts out of a database dynamically, but instead being prerendered rather than not having any JS on the front end.p
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    by jamietanna 9y ago

    Not just small teams - unlimited contributors
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    by jamietanna 9y ago

    I've got a few VPSes on Scaleway, and I've had 1 outage over the last year and a half. May just be down to luck
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    by jamietanna 9y ago

    I build https://jvt.me with Jekyll, then perform some optimisation like minification through Gulp. I've got some custom Jekyll page generation through Jekyll plugins, so I can list out my tags / categories into their o
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    by jamietanna 9y ago

    I'm not sure if you're referring to Scott Hansleman's approach: > This stemmed from listening to a podcast on The Changelog about ‘Open Source at Microsoft, Inclusion, Diversity, and OSCON’ with Scott Hansleman. In the int
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    A Linux background changer, which changes terminal colours to adapt accordingly(github.com)

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