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Comment #41892064
Good article. I'm both using git in CLI and graphic tools. But atm the thing that GUIs have and none of the cli is the navigable git graph. And I do like seeing the graph.
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Comment #33947538
That's so good, too. I was checking if someone mentions them, or to write comment myself. Very good. Sometimes tangential, but enjoy their every episode.
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Comment #33947518
"Talk python" and "Real python" are the ones I enjoy listening.
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Comment #33947495
I'd say for java also airhacks.fm podcast. The his Adam Bien is one of the most pragmatic engineers I imagine.
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Comment #33947457
On the other hand, some of the drift away just shows we're all people. I'm listening podcasts on 1.5-1.7x speed and digressions are all good to me. Keep up the awesome work you do,…
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Comment #33947431
This! Can't recommend them enough. With "Ship it!" being the top notch!
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Comment #33947416
You're right, all are good. But in my case Changelog is not only occasional. I think I might be listening to most of the episodes of all series/podcasts they do and every episode o…
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Comment #33747958
What do you mean exactly by saying "easy to extend"? There's no support for external "script", right? It would need recompile, which means branching the source.
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Comment #33310672
Was looking for this exact comment, or to add it otherwise. Props to the Ship It show from The Changelog!
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Comment #31186557
Spring is a one thing, Java is really another. One can use Java without reflection, and then the cold starts are really reduced. Additionally, there's a GraalVm which is optimized …
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Comment #30633688
Oh gosh, I do the same and I hate it. Many times was thinking if there's a better approach. Then googled and came up with nothing going back to the same approach.