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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Pairing and Software Quality
I currently pair on almost everything. But not always in the traditional way. We don’t both sit at the same computer and we both work on different things. Instead we tackle different parts of the same problem at the same time. … Continue reading
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A really simple front end javascript router
I dislike using large frameworks and libraries for front end work. I think I read a quote somewhere that you use librarie, but frameworks use you. I couldn’t agree more and in fact where possible I prefer to use snippets … Continue reading
TDD as a tool
So over the last few weeks there has been a lot of talk on twitter about the benefits of TDD and the traditional red, green, refactor cycle. I have a few thoughts about each article, so I thought I’d put them … Continue reading
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Finding files that have been removed in git
Another git thing I keep having to look up is how to find when a file was deleted. The following command does it easily. git log -1 — <file name>
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