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github | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Fixing Sublime Text 2 and GoSublime. I’m still using Sublime Text 2. Because it works well for me. I also use the GoSublime plugin. On every save. This broke when GoSublime updated recently. ETA: As of 2016/05/18 this broke again, still working out why. The fix: Instead of using the Package Manager, manually clone down the git repo and check out and older version (hat tip these folks. Step 1: Uninstall GoSublime through the Package Manager. Step 4: Check out commit. Where XX...

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bitbucket | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Free private remote git repos. If you want a remote backup of your private git repos, a la Github but free, there are 3 options I know of. Has unlimited free private repos, but sets limits on the number of collaborators. Also lacks issue tracking. Has unlimited free private repos, WITH free issue tracking that is very similar to how Github works. DIY Host it yourself! Except you have to pay for hosting. So there’s that. Cleaning up after Docker. Notes on Go, part 7 of.

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wikipedia | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Austin on Rails – July 28, 2015. I’m saving some notes from the second talk of this Austin on Rails meeting. So I don’t lose them somewhere on my phone. Securing Rails for the Enterprise – Marcus J. Carey. Marcus was that rare speaker: very casual, very entertaining, and very informative. Here are some of the tools he mentioned. 8211; A tool to manage your logs. He recommends only logging errors so it’s really obvious when something is happening. 8211; secure authentication!

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ruby on rails | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Tag Archives: ruby on rails. Austin on Rails – July 28, 2015. I’m saving some notes from the second talk of this Austin on Rails meeting. So I don’t lose them somewhere on my phone. Securing Rails for the Enterprise – Marcus J. Carey. Marcus was that rare speaker: very casual, very entertaining, and very informative. Here are some of the tools he mentioned. 8211; General purpose security, most basic tool, number 1 most used tool by people who will try to break in. When the d...

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Presentations | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Austin on Rails – July 28, 2015. I’m saving some notes from the second talk of this Austin on Rails meeting. So I don’t lose them somewhere on my phone. Securing Rails for the Enterprise – Marcus J. Carey. Marcus was that rare speaker: very casual, very entertaining, and very informative. Here are some of the tools he mentioned. 8211; A tool to manage your logs. He recommends only logging errors so it’s really obvious when something is happening. 8211; secure authentication!

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Austin on Rails – July 28, 2015 | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Austin on Rails – July 28, 2015. I’m saving some notes from the second talk of this Austin on Rails meeting. So I don’t lose them somewhere on my phone. Securing Rails for the Enterprise – Marcus J. Carey. Marcus was that rare speaker: very casual, very entertaining, and very informative. Here are some of the tools he mentioned. 8211; A tool to manage your logs. He recommends only logging errors so it’s really obvious when something is happening. 8211; secure authentication!

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git | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Fixing Sublime Text 2 and GoSublime. I’m still using Sublime Text 2. Because it works well for me. I also use the GoSublime plugin. On every save. This broke when GoSublime updated recently. ETA: As of 2016/05/18 this broke again, still working out why. The fix: Instead of using the Package Manager, manually clone down the git repo and check out and older version (hat tip these folks. Step 1: Uninstall GoSublime through the Package Manager. Step 4: Check out commit. Update t...

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backup | Clare Codes

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Web development, here I come! Saving dotfiles with symlinks on OSX. I’ve always been impressed with folks who have their dotfiles. All backed up to git somewhere, and I’ve finally worked out how to do it myself. The magic answer is symlinks! Git stores information like your username and user email (and much, MUCH more). STEP 2: Collect dotfiles into a Git repo. For best experience, I suspect it should live somewhere under your home directory. I’m currently keeping mine in. 8211; Git config (. The ultimat...

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My journey through coding bootcamp – halfway told, but I'm back with updates! When the Muggles Try to Stop Us…. 1 Open up site source code and find link to video. 2 Go to Terminal. Wget video link from source code. 4 Always use html5 for videos and not flash. MSN, take note. Shift apple p, package install, add package, gitgutter – shows which lines you’ve changed in sublime text via terminal. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). How to Ace a Tech Interview.