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quick-tip
I'm working on an article regarding Ghost, I came across the following which didn't work: # First clone Ghost with submodules and make it your working dir git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:TryGhost/Ghost && cd Ghost This assumes that you have a git public
Exploration
I decided to follow this up for two main reasons. First and foremost, there was an error in the original code I posted and I couldn't remember if that error existed in the code I actually tested with or if it was introduced during my writing of the article.
Exploration
In this part, we take a closer look at the implementation of pg-promise, dissecting some basic components.
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
Linkbook is my weekly (or so) series listing interesting technical or science related links. * PHP to dotNet compiler * qBittorrent: I don't use torrent often but I needed to download a few Ubuntu ISOs and I found this and it worked well. It's open source too with
Open Source Software
I'm presently working on an ASP.NET Core 2 Project. To be honest, it's my first real project with the tech stack. Most have gone smoothly and I've found some great utility in the included libraries. Among them is Dependency Injection (Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection)
Node.JS
Dig in to the implementation of Pinkie, the Node JS package by Floatdrop.
GitHub
Bouncy is a tool to "pipe raw http traffic from [an] incoming http request to a another remote end point." It's an interesting tool and, for me, a useful find. Not to reveal too much but this site is running on Node among other technologies. I
Open Source Software
There are plenty of resources out there to learn how to use git... but I'd say a good percentage of those focus on using git from git init and on -- that is, starting a new repository from scratch. This post is going to focus on using git
Open Source Software Concepts
A pull request is an important concept in collaborating with others' on GitHub. When you finish work and you want to share it with the project's owner, you issue what is called a "pull request". This is you asking the project maintainer to review your
Open Source Software
In most established open source projects, you should find some sort of information regarding contributing to that given project. This could be called contribute.md or CONTRIBUTING.md or is simply a section in the repository's Readme file. If you intend to contribute to a specific open source
Open Source Software
This article covers common tools and concepts used in open source. This site is aimed at getting folks into open source, and this article acts as a primer.