Adding it to your git config will make the command git branch sort by last used branches instead of alphabetical. No more trying to remember what I called that last branch!
Bon ben mes craintes étaient donc fondées... Je signe la semaine pro une rupture conventionnelle à l'initiative de mon employeur (raisons économiques ; je me disais aussi que ça devait être compliqué de verser des salaires quand y'a pas de projets).
Du coup si vous connaissez des boites de #dev sympas sur #lyon, inclusives, humaines et qui bossent sur du #laravel (ou #symfony à la limite), éventuellement du #vue (junior), du #git et avec une bonne organisation, n'hésitez pas à balancer :-)
BitMover's closed-source product, BitKeeper, was used for source control for the #Linux kernel. Larry McVoy, CEO of BitMover, was upset because someone tried to figure out how the BitKeeper worked and he pulled the BitKeeper licenses from Linux developers.
Needing distributed source control, Linus Torvalds created #git in a couple of months.
BitMover is gone and BitKeeper is now open-source, gathering dust, in a git repository.
> "Just as GitHub was founded on Git, today we are re-founded on Copilot."
Look, I respect the heck out of the technical implementation of LLMs, but let's be honest: statistically they produce average code at best and misunderstood/invalid code most often. They re-implement old bugs and obfuscate programmer intent and anyone who is leaning on them for more than a pair assist is making software harder for the rest of us.
To whomever has launched a denial of service attack on Codeberg, an independent source code hosting cooperative, congratulations, you win at being a most exemplary douchebag (or douchebags, as the case may be).
🕺 From #Python 3.13, virtual environments created by venv will come with a #Git ignore file, thanks to @brettcannon ’s PR merged yesterday. There’ll be no need to add .venv (or whatever) to your .gitignore file then..
🆙 I’ve just put the Black Friday discounts live for my #Django and #Git books.
💸 All three are 50% discounted until the end of Cyber Monday, the 27th of November. This includes the team licenses and stacks with the regional discount.
Ever wondered what happens when you check out a branch in git? This little guy has all the answers 🦊
🎨: my friend @tegfox - THANK YOUUUUU omg aaaaaaa it came out so freaking good as you always do :D <3 he's so CUUUTEEEE just look at da lil guy just trying his best to manage all that code <3
And if you aren't using 1Password already to store and sync your SSH keys, or to be your SSH agent, or to use those keys to sign your #git commits... you're really missing out!