Package signing in PIP - It works, in a roundabout sort of way
1 0 comments 10 Jun 2019 07:51 u/rms_returns (..) in v/programmingIncrease your worth as a freelancer by providing value, not by indulging in price wars!
1 0 comments 22 May 2019 05:44 u/rms_returns (..) in v/programmingHow To Break The Impostor Syndrome - A Guide To Freelance Programmers
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6 0 comments 28 Jan 2019 16:03 u/rms_returns (..) in v/programmingPomodoro And EBS: Two Classical Techniques To Measure A Developer's Productivity
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1 0 comments 30 Dec 2016 03:34 u/rms_returns (..) in v/programmingWhat tools or techniques do you use to come up with estimated time of software development?
10 9 comments 01 Dec 2016 21:20 u/rms_returns (self.programming) in v/programmingComment on: For the love of God, is there a modern VCS besides TFS, mercurial, and git (mainly git, fuck git)?
1 17 Oct 2016 19:12 u/rms_returns in v/programmingComment on: Is mongodb database ACID compliant enough for Inventory/CRM/Accounting systems of small businesses?
if you are running a news website you probably don't want to break every article down into third normal form and save it all into multiple tables
In fact, why is a database even needed in that case? Personally, I use Jekyll to host my blog which is entirely statically hosted and it gives almost everything a blog needs - ad-hoc pages, tags and categories, pagination, etc. Even the MEAN stack can't beat the performance of a statically hosted site.
Is mongodb database ACID compliant enough for Inventory/CRM/Accounting systems of small businesses?
13 10 comments 10 Jun 2016 14:09 u/rms_returns (self.programming) in v/programmingComment on: List of 20+ free online programming/CS courses (MOOCs) with FREE certificates of accomplishments/transcripts/badges
At the very least, it will be a motivation factor to complete the course and learn thoroughly.
Comment on: List of 20+ free online programming/CS courses (MOOCs) with FREE certificates of accomplishments/transcripts/badges
Unfortunately, they don't give a certificate after course completion:
Can I get a certificate after completing these courses?
No. MIT OpenCourseWare is a publication of the course materials that support the dynamic classroom interactions of an MIT education; it is not a degree-granting or credit-bearing initiative.
Comment on: List of 20+ free online programming/CS courses (MOOCs) with FREE certificates of accomplishments/transcripts/badges
Anyway, if I come across any other free course with a free certicate of accomplishment, as well, I'll try to let you know!
Please do! Either post it here or PM me. I'm maintaining an updated live list of this on my own blog too.
List of 20+ free online programming/CS courses (MOOCs) with FREE certificates of accomplishments/transcripts/badges
113 25 comments 07 Jun 2016 13:18 u/rms_returns (self.programming) in v/programmingThe Big Resource List for Freelance Programmers
3 0 comments 05 Jun 2016 05:16 u/rms_returns (..) in v/programmingAre CDNs making the benefits of compressing/minifying the css/javascript obsolete?
10 4 comments 30 May 2016 02:06 u/rms_returns (self.programming) in v/programmingComment on: NY bill would provide tax credit for open source contributors
That will only mean more innovation in non-US based FOSS.
Comment on: What are some must read programming books for a new programmer?
Beej's Guide to C.
Beej's Guide to Networking.
Comment on: Does the Go programming language have any future?
https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/mobile/app
There you go.
SVN is a centralized VCS though, its not distributed, which means, the moment you commit a change, you push it to the centralized server. In other words, its good for cases where one individual is committing one module or project, but not so good when a whole lot of people are working on a single project.
The problem here is that there is only one canonical copy of the code which is your SVN server. If I commit something in file1.cpp, then your copy of the file becomes stale and you have to checkout that file from the server - this becomes a nightmare when both you and me change a large number of same files and they need to be merged.
The whole reason that Linus Torvalds brought git in the first place is so that multiple people in a team can work on different pieces of the same project, each person's copy of git repo is as much canonical as the other one. Thus, one programmer can make a quick change in their part of the code, and send a change-request (CR) that the other can then accept and merge! This CR thing isn't quite possible with SVN.