In this post I will share a collection of Git useful commands that I’m certain we will need during our daily work as a developer. I will keep updating this list as I come across other operations.
Please use some of these commands with caution, as they may lead you to data loss if don’t know exactly what you’re doing.
git init
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This quick tutorial will show the few steps for adding Gradle Wrapper to an existing project, in order to reduce the manual steps required to run it.
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Scala provides a more granular access control if compared to Java. This post describes and shows how to implement each of the Scala access modifiers.
Scala has only two explicit access modifiers: private and protected, besides the implicit no modifier that defaults to public access.
However, we can qualify these modifiers to give them a finer-grained access control level.
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Object Calisthenics is an exercise proposed by Jeff Bay in the book The Thoughtworks Anthology, that outlines a set of nine rules to be used to write a new object-oriented project, with around 1000 lines of code, to help us design a piece of software that really implements encapsulation well.
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Whenever you have to zip and share files, you probably don’t want to include the .DS_Store file and __MACOSX folder in the zip file.
For years I have been managing my JDK all by myself, for instance, you’ll find a good amount of tutorials in this blog on how to install Java or making a portable JDK for making it easier to switch versions. It works quite well but we no longer need to do any of that manually, we can use SDKMAN!.
Read More »Don’t install Java by yourself anymore, use SDKMAN! instead
This post shows how to permanently authenticate with a Git repository, so you don’t need to type credentials when pushing to a remote.
Read More »Permanently authenticate with a Git repositoryThis post will show how to share a local project on GitHub in a few easy steps using the command line and a few actions taking on GitHub’s website.
Read More »Share local project on GitHub
This tutorial will show how to install pyenv on Ubuntu and other Debian distributions, so you can quickly switch between Python versions.
This tutorial will show you how to view logs of running and crashed pods in Kubernetes, also the ability to “tail” the log content.
Discover your pod’s name by running the following command, and picking the desired pod’s name from the list:
kubectl get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE customer-96f4985b5-9h5pp 1/1 Running 7 11d order-569b7f8f55-drd9t 1/1 Running 0 7dRead More »View logs of running and crashed pods in Kubernetes