Yeah, I set up a Gitlab integration for a private channel today
We're still not using Git officially in work yet, but I have the entire project in Git because I know that I am goin to be asked to do some work in Bitbucket soon
I would prefer gitlab, but if Bitbucket has release hooks or CI integration then Bitbucket will be fine too
@Quill Thanks for the input. Do you have any other recommendations for platforms? Work is dead-set on using Jira, but I may be able to convince them to move away from a CI platform.
I'm going to be the one asked to trial run Git in my company (I already know this because I've been told) so anything I can say can influence the tech decisions.
I have these very simple problems that I need to solve. They might be really easy for some of you. I am not sure about how to start these or what type of code I need.
Problems 1-3
Problem 4
Point Class for Problem 4
@DanPantry Jira isn't bad, necessarily, and there's not particularly much else out there. The BitBucket integration is mainly convenience; you can open new branches from issues
But I have to disagree with slow. The stock Macbook Pro is faster than my PC - and I am on a very fast PC (my work laptop is another story).
@Quill I don't see that being very useful (branches from issues). Sure, we'd do that when resolving issues, but automatically creating them is another story. What kind of CI integration is there? does it have built in git hooks?
Gitlab, for example, has git hooks and can automatically run CI etc
@Quill Hey, my computer was being phased out in the late 2012, so it is probably from early 2012 at least. It is running better than my mom's was at that time. Both systems were fully upgraded.
Windows 10 and their new direction with their new CEO is a direction I am excited to see, but to try and say that Windows is better than Mac based on the features added/removed is.. a bit strange.
@Hosch250 2009 model was a long time ago, Mac UI has drastically changed since then. Also, as far as I'm aware, a 2009 model mac runs on PowerPC (good riddance) which was really redundant and shit anyway
I mean, you have Flowtype, a javascript static type checker (the good one) that literally only works on nix/*nix-like systems (with *very recent support for Windows)
All holy wars aside, Windows 10, OS X, and Linux all have good things working for them, debating which one is best is always going to come down to a matter of personal preference
But right now I have a super weird scenario where I can type stuff in Bash, but as soon as I try and run a script through npm it drops to the Windows shell, so I have to type bash script.sh lol
CLI on Windows is quite poor out of the box, I would've thought most people who code replaced the default CLI right after they install Firefox/Chrome to replace IE
@Hosch250 I don't think it makes any difference whether you haven't started writing the code, or have tried but haven't gotten it to work correctly. Where do you draw the line? Either way, it's not working well enough to be reviewed.
@Hosch250 it's pretty obscure, I suppose. In Mission Control you drag the windows up beside the desktop in the topbar and then you can just drag multiple on the same window
funny enough, nohup kept ending on a virtual server in work and killing the program once the ssh session ended.. so the "solution" was to open the program in tmux and then end ssh x)
Is that a good idea? probably not. did it work? yep
Code does as said above. This is my first program and I wanted to know if there was any way to improve the design or cut back on the unnecessary coding. Thanks.
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Main {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int side1; int side2; int side3;
int...
I am trying to get all the files from a folder with their size. The problem is that i change the path from current directory, it can't find the size of files. It works only for the current directory, for the directory where is situated the project. If i wirte d=opendir(".") is working, but only l...
I have these very simple problems that I need to solve. They might be really easy for some of you. I am not sure about how to start these or what type of code I need.
Problems 1-3
Problem 4
Point Class for Problem 4
Code does as said above. This is my first program and I wanted to know if there was any way to improve the design or cut back on the unnecessary coding. Thanks.
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Main {
public static void main(String args[]) {
int side1; int side2; int side3;
int...
