> f'{GIT_DIR}/objects' Never seen a writing style like that. How is it called? I want to read some documentation and history.
Sting interpolation, aka f-string, pep 498. Uses the .format mini-language plus expressions. Python 3.6+
Ugit - DIY Git in Python
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#22I particularly like the iterated development approach to teaching on this site. That is, one starts with some minimal working code, states a goal, and then modifies the code to accomplish that goal --- repeatedly. This is a very powerful way to go through a codebase (when it is possible).
Does anyone know the tool to use used to generate the site?
e.g. Is it using plugin for a static site generator?
Re: Ugit - DIY Git in Python
#23I particularly like the iterated development approach to teaching on this site. That is, one starts with some minimal working code, states a goal, and then modifies the code to accomplish that goal --- repeatedly. This is a very powerful way to go through a codebase (when it is possible).
Does anyone know the tool to use used to generate the site? e.g. Is it using plugin for a static site generator?
In the comments on the first page, he says it's custom written in TypeScript and not open source yet.