Workability versus right and wrong
We often get caught up in labeling things as right or wrong. Instead we should be asking ourselves, is this working? is it producing the results we desire?
Month: July 2020
Setting up LVCompare and LVMerge
Having issues setting up LVCompare and LVMerge to work with Git? Here is a simple solution that will work with any Git client.
Automatically Creating A Gitlab Repo
How long does it take you to create a new local repository, initialize Git Flow and then push it all up to Gitlab? Too long? It doesn’t have to.
SSH keys and git bash
Tired of constantly getting asked for the password for your ssh key in Git Bash? Here is an easy solution. Enter your key just once when Git Bash starts.
Sales Bible
If you are like me and you are not much of sales person and are looking for some advice, this is a good place to start. It’s got a number of useful tips.
Changing Git’s default branch
There is a lot of talk about changing the default branch in git to something other than master to be more inclusive. Here is how you do it.
What does scalability actually mean?
We talk a lot about scalability. We all know it is something we should strive for in our code, but what exactly does scalability mean?
Right to Repair
Right to repair is critical even if you don’t plan on repairing things yourself. If you want to be able to take your goods to independent repair shops instead of the manufacturers we need right to repair legislation.
Enhanced State Diagram Editor
If you create state machines by hand in LabVIEW, well you are missing out. The enhanced state diagram editor makes creating state machines quick and easy and helps to document them as well.
