I worked my way up to branch spaghetti, where I went into the deep end, the solution for it uses commands and concepts not well introduced in the proceeding 'puzzles' (rebase -i)
Learn Git Branching
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Re: Learn Git Branching
#142This is really well done. Nice job! Another direction you can go with this is to make a series of Git puzzles. Basically, starting with this diagram A, convert to diagram B in the least number of moves. To be extra useful, these could revolve around common Git pitfalls.
This is a fantastic idea! Just like chess puzzles, only for git. Would be a great deliberate practice tool.
Exactly, the chess puzzles are a perfect comparison.
Re: Learn Git Branching
#143Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi Looks great, looking at the code, I'm trying to wrap my head around how you do your resource loading, the require call doesn't seem like RequireJS, and I found that the require method is defined in the bundle.js file. Are you using http://bundlejs.com ?
I'm using browserify[1] -- it's a great system because I can write all my code node-style, write tests that run in pure node, and then wrap all my resources for the browser! Grunt is the actual tool that I use to manage the build (it also handles things like hashing, minifying, etc). [1] https://github.com/substack/node-browserify
This is great, thank you
Re: Learn Git Branching
#144Would be nice to see the solution of a level, to compare it with what we have done (and to find the solution if we are stuck).
You can type in "show solution" to see the solution for a level (after a prompt). I'll have to add this to some help dialog somewhere... (again I apologize about the discoverability for different commands -- was going to document all this before submitting)
Thanks!