#gitbash

[exciteresearch]

Optimizing Your Team's Development Environment: An Opinionated Guide to Choosing the Right Tools and Workflows circa 2023

Recently, I have setup and managed High Performance Teams using the following Development Environment tools:

1. Chrome (awesome development tools),

2. Windows 11 (free upgrade from Windows 10 and way cheaper than anything Apple),

3. Git Bash for Windows (available in Powershell and VSCode as Default Terminal) with Rebase workflow (instead of Merge workflow),

4. NVM for Windows (available in Powershell and VSCode),

5. VSCode as the primary IDE, and

6. Notepad++ as the commit editor/text editor.

7. More later

Some candid and quick thoughts on:

Windows vs. Apple Mac: use whatever you are comfortable with BUT if you are working with a team use what everyone else is used to using before suggesting changes.

Angular vs. React vs. Vue: See above first, then know that I’ve taught many developers Angular+ (Ngx) over the last 7 years and ALL of them eventually felt that they didn’t want to use React anymore (Developer experiences ran the range of Senior Engineers thru recent Bootcamp graduates who had just completed 3 months of React). I haven’t focused on React or React native as a result although I’ve don’t projects in React including a UIs which compared performance and application footprint of the exact same application built in Angular 8 to React. Who has time to develop an expertise in all three so that they can recommend one? I certainly don’t.

Typescript vs. Javascript: See all above first, then know that I do not consider myself an expert in Typscript or Javascript BUT I have a preference which is using Typescript in Node and for the front end. This is primarily because Interfaces are performant, useful, and quick to learn.

Tumblr vs. something else: I’m investigating as Tumblr seems to have editor problems. Your recommendations are welcome and thank you in advance (I really do appreciate it 🙏 ).

Original title vs Title by ChatGPT3 on OpenAI: Three tries with ChatGPT3 allowed me to change the title of this post to what it is now from “Windows 11 IDE setup with Git Bash, VS Code, and NVM circa 2023”. I will also use it to generate Hash tags for Tumblr.

Opinionated vs. Ambivalent: I prefer to be opinionated when making a recommendation as long as I’m providing the backup for my opinion so others can provide constructive feedback.

It took me around 60 minutes to write this article. ChatGPT3 estimates it would take 2-3 minutes to read this article.

More later with links for setup.

[badolmen]

“Are you doing nano this year?”

Me, looking at my gitbash terminal: yeh I guess you could say that

[vampthropologist]

wow I love when my computer decides not to read file directories correctly.

[braininventoryusa]

Essential Full-Stack Web Development Tools to Elevate Your Projects

Quick Summary: It is hard for a web developer to be on top of the latest trends, tools, frameworks, and best practices. To help our fellow developers in their quest to be better at what they do, we’ve created a list of 2023 tools that will improve their development skills and understanding of everything related to programming.

Essential Tools for Frontend and Backend Developers in 2023

For full stack developers, possessing the appropriate toolbox is paramount to achieving success. In the dynamic realm of web development, keeping abreast of the most recent tools can notably boost your efficiency and elevate your capabilities as a developer.

Tools are an important part of your development toolkit. It’s important to know the right tools for the job and even more so knowing what not to use. In this post, I’ve broken down my favorite and most used tools across several categories – IDE, testing, debugging, containers, and databases.

VS Code

Visual Studio Code is a cross-platform, lightweight, open-source, and free-source code editor from Microsoft. It’s a free open-source code editor that is integrated with different version control systems such as Git, Mercurial, and so on. VS Code was designed with the modern Web developer in mind and there is no surprise that it became everyone’s favorite day by day.

Postman

Web development is all about APIs these days. So if you are building a web application, you must be interacting with any APIs available for your product. Postman, a Google-owned tool, enables designers and developers to interact with the API of any platform or service. To experience and test it firsthand, we have written a guide for creating RESTful APIs in Rails 5 using JSON API gem. The whole world of Postman is new to many of us, so this should help you get started!

Docker

Docker is an open-source platform that leverages operating system features such as containerization to accelerate application development by providing resources with clean, self-contained environments. These containers can then be deployed consistently across different environments, making the deployment process seamless and efficient.

Chrome Developer Tools

 What each developer can improve on with AWP is their debugging techniques. That means they should master Chrome developer tools, which are one of the most important online tools for web developers. They help to analyze different HTML elements, play with CSS, and check JavaScript. It also lets you see more details about loaded scripts or network connections. Consequently, it’s a great tool for browser-based debugging.

NPM

Node Package Manager (NPM) is a tool for managing JavaScript libraries. There are two main features of this tool that make developers to use it. First, NPM helps to download and install new dependencies of your software. They are new kinds of software pieces that you can add to your project in order to extend its functionality. This way, it will become easier or faster to complete your web development tasks. Another useful feature of NPM is the update system. When you start using one of your projects/applications, you often need to install new frameworks or libraries to support recent programming trends. That’s when NPM comes in handy again as a powerful tool that makes updating both libraries and frameworks super-easy in just one click!

Kubernetes

Kubernetes is an open-source software for automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Kubernetes is used with Docker to deploy web applications inside containers. Both together are revolutionary for the future of web application development because they can help you manage your complex, multi-container distributed applications.

GitBash

Numerous Git clients, ranging from GUI to command-line options, are accessible online. However, for Windows users who have a penchant for command-line work, Gitbash stands out as an excellent choice. Despite the availability of GitHub integration within IDEs like VS Code, the command line remains a preferred option, especially when dealing with substantial code commits or complex branch merging.

Jasmine

Jasmine is a frontend testing framework for behavior-driven development. Jasmine lets you write tests that are very close to the code they’re testing. Jasmine also uses its own clean syntax, and has advanced async features for testing asynchronous code.

Conclusion

There are many tools in a web developer’s toolkit, and which ones are best often depends on the task at hand. Despite the ever-growing selection of tools available to devs, many approach each new project with the same set of core favorites — and why not? Familiarity can breed speed, and when there’s pressure to get things done quickly, cutting corners by relying on old standards can help keep everything on track.

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[clunelover]

Okay work whining that won’t make sense if you don’t use these same tools (GitLab mainly)

We have a project for security views which have to get applied to all our visible views. As such, there are tons of edits to these files, like every time you add a column to a view you have to also add it to the list of columns in the security view, along with its level of sensitivity.

My team has been granted permissions to do some of our own merge requests but data governance still has to approve the ones pertaining to security.

We also are probably the only team that does not, since we are just learning data engineering things somewhat on the fly and that’s not our original job function, know how to use visual studio or pycharm integration with gitlab. This is what the real developers use.

So we use the web UI and thus any time we have questions about the errors we get, they just have no idea what we are talking about cause they don’t work that way (nor should they!)

We ARE supposed to get trained on VS, but it has been delayed for so many reasons, starting with

- the one person they’ve assigned to train us was out of the country for a month around the holidays and said it was too hard to run the training via just their laptop and no second screen which….errr…fair, but meant that something we’ve needed since before Xmas had to wait to even start until Jan 17

-we finally began the training but all we were able to do was get some security certificates set up to allow VS and gitlab to connect, and some people on my team haven’t been able to install things they need to make this work, like GitBash, due to weird incomprehensible security settings that seem to impact some of us differently for unknown reasons that require lots of calls with the help desk. The trainer doesn’t want to continue the training til everyone has the necessary things installed, which makes sense, but also makes me a tad annoyed that she wasn’t open to giving it a go from abroad so we could have discovered these issues way back when.

Anyway back to the issue at hand, I post asking for help with merge request conflicts, and I say “I am not able to run git fetch and other such commands yet” and get a bunch of other instructions (in an annoyed tone) that I am not able to do, but I have to do the whole song and dance of attempting them before the people who are able to do them for me just…do it.

And I’m sure it’s very annoying for them too but also, I post about once a week, you know who I am enough to be annoyed with me, but also my situation hasn’t changed!

Oh and meanwhile any business partner I told “this should be a quick fix” cause I’m still just thinking in terms of the one line of code I need to add instead of the whole process (finally learning my lesson there) are also annoyed and perplexed by me.

It’s also why I’ve not had much more than a couple hours of real work each day!

Babysitting merge requests that get hung up at every possible turn.

[codeonedigest]

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[jojotier]

actually i just figured out how to integrate the gitbash terminal into vscode so that im able to directly access my comp's local files rather than go through the trouble of making things remote and actually i think coding is great and the field for me

Unit testing my beloathed javascript jasmine extra object in expect loop in a fucking test through results status check fucking broken ass CODE

[rehman-coding]

A vari nyc. #gitbash#github #girlswhocode #software #softwareengineer #softwaredeveloper #code #coding #programming #github #free #team #git #productivity #work - #reinforcementlearning https://www.instagram.com/p/B_A3BGKD0Ay/?igshid=11mqmc64higvd

[cool-banter]

Add existing project to GitHub

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[scholarhect]

it’s not right for women to know how to use github. it’s unnatural. with all that time you’re spending on github, you could be doing something productive for your future like GITting a HUsBand #womeninstemagainstwomeninstem

[braindead-virtually-tv]

Git Bash is what I see in my nightmares at night.

[hungwy]

between vscode github and gitbash i fucked up so im deleting everything and starting over