While this technique works for both Windows and OSX, most Windows developers I know don’t keep their source code in the Users folder on the system drive. Historically there have been too many problems: The path used to start with C:\Documents and Settings »
Every developer has a workflow: how their environment is configured and how they access tools and resources. Personally, I have come to prefer lightweight tools and minimal setup. I thought as I started working with Docker I would need to setup either »
Got Slick working with Postgres this morning and I thought I’d just write it up before I forget. I’m assuming you already know how to create a new scala project that uses sbt for build and dependencies. Environment Variables For this post you’ll need »
TLDR - Environment Variables Where possible you won’t see me do this anymore: url = "jdbc:postgresql://127.0.0.1:5432/postgres?user=postgres&password=12345" Or this: <connectionStrings> <add name="my-db" connectionString="server=.;database=my-app »
Following is my take on the Integration-Manager Workflow: I hope to help others better understand how to implement collaborative workflows with git and github and improve my own understanding. Let’s dive in: Creating A Pull Request We’ll start with »
My team at work has decided to adopt the Thoughtworks Technology Radar as a means to communicate what our team is working on at a high level. One of our team members found a project on Github that uses an SVG library to create a Tech Radar graph client »