rmetzler

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   by rmetzler 13y ago

   putting the blog in a repo on GitHub will turn commits into blog posts ;-)
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   by rmetzler 14y ago

   I sent this link to my brother who is an lawyer / attorney in Germany for intelectual property and competition/ antitrust law. Apparently justfab.de operates under German law. He said if another shoe retailer would be his client, there migh
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   by rmetzler 16y ago

   +1 Adding a license and contribution policies to an open source project are great preconditions to get bugfixes and feature contributions. But I wonder why then sending you pull requests is an issue?
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   by rmetzler 16y ago

   I guess it wouldn't harm to state the patching policy inside the README file.
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   by rmetzler 17y ago

   I had a love/hate relationship with software programming for a couple of years until I discovered test driven development for me and committed myself to do development cycles with the client. Maybe that would work for you as well.