The Perfect Workflow, with Git, GitHub, and SSH In this lesson, we'll focus on workflow. More specifically, we'll use the helpful GitHub service hooks to automatically update a project on our personal server whenever we push updates to a GitHub repo. Prefer a Video Tutorial? Press the HD for a clearer picture. Step 1 - Create a Git Repo We certainly need some sort of project to play around with, right? With our test directory in place, let's create our first Git commit. If you're unfamiliar with Git, I highly recommend that you first review "Easy Version Control with Git." Open the command line: Those familiar with Git should feel right at home. Step 2 - Uploading to GitHub The next step is to upload our project to GitHub. Again, if you're not familiar with GitHub, and haven't yet created an account, read Terminal, Git, and GitHub for the Rest of Us. Begin by creating a new Git repository. Next, you'll need to fill in some details about your project. And finally, since we're already working with an existing Git repo, we only need to run:
James Payne | Writer at Large The Pull Request » The Pull Request Episode 6 Wherein John, Chris, Gregg and Jared discuss all sorts of nerdy (or not) things. From pro-athletes, the fitbit, being a serial killer and bears (oh my!), we cover it all. Some things of note, Asp.net MVC and WebApi was open sourced this past week, also the guys discuss various what has prevented them from committing to open source in the past and how to make it known what kind of work your OSS project is looking for. Show notes after the break! Show Notes We talk about pro athletes and their ability to control their heart rates, apparently some athletes can bring their heart rate to the low 30′s! etsy's Profile - GitHub
Publication credits of Cameron Laird Table of Contents Computer systems I balance publishing projects with the work of our systems consultancy, Phaseit, Inc. Books Alan Cox wrote in his diary for 3 September 1999 that "Writing books is too time intensive, too boring and too underpaid. (credited) Book chapters Magazine articles One reader, both better-educated and earthier than I, characterized the items in this collection as "... pretty good -- short, readable, enticing, bullshit-free and accurate!" In April 2001, many of the older links suddenly became stale. Late in 2011, among my regular outlets is the Software Quality Connection sponsored by SmartBear Software. Tiplets [Explain Tiplets.] Columns My only currents column are "The Payoff" for eb-bp, and the "Real User Monitoring blog". Technical review of books I'm an unusually active technical reviewer. CD-ROMs I was once proud to be a TclBurn team member, but that era seems distant now. Reviews of computing books [Fragmentary] Reviews of computing products [Partial]
etsy/statsd - GitHub Phaseit, Inc. gui2py - Simple and powerful GUI framework for agile development InformacionGeneral - GuiaInstalacion (Español) gui2py is a GUI framework for building cross-platform "visual" desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, using the Python language and the wxPython toolkit. Its objetive is to evolve PythonCard with web2py's phylosophy and facilities with the following goals: KISS compact structure: easy to learn, complete and powerful GUI Framework for Rapid Application Development Visual Tools: designer, inspector and property editor, embeddables into IDEs (see rad2py screenshot) HTML/Javascript-like capabilities (i.e. events, layout): reusing and/or adapting gluon (web2py framework) + automatic flow mechanism Features Currently, gui2py supports the following components: Visual Tools For quick Point-and-Click visual design of user interfaces, gui2py includes: a designer, a toolbox, an inspection tool and a property editor: Screenshots For more screenshots, browse the screenshots folder in the repo. Compatibility Notes: Installation News