Here’s how I visualize a Git *Fast Forward* Merge:
How To Combat Perfectionism
How To Read Crontab Files | Part 2
Part 2 takes what was introduced in Part 1 and expands upon it.
I’ll show you how to create your own crontab file and some advanced syntax.
How To Read Crontab Files | Part 1
In Part 1 of this video, I’ll show you how to NEVER FORGET the format of a crontab file and how to read one:
System-Wide Crontab File

Man Page crontab(5)

How To Read ANY COLUMN

Getting Started With VIM
This simple and effective introduction to VIM will help you see the big picture and avoid a lot of the common snags people new to VIM get caught by.

AlmaLinux comes to Windows Subsystem for Linux
My FREE Git Crash Course
Teachable.com ➡ http://tinyurl.com/s6wtbckx
The Power of Questions
Questioning your own understanding is being ‘critical’, not ‘incompetent’.
Specifying A Range of Commits for Planning Git Merges
Use double-dot notation when specifying commit ranges.
git log master..experiment
We are asking the question:
“What range of commits ‘closes the gap’ FROM master TO experiment?” 👇

This will help you with planning git merges.
The output will show you what work (range of commits) you have not merged in yet.
How To Make Learning Exponentially More Enjoyable
Learning a technical skill in a vacuum (because it’s “cool”) is very dull, boring and won’t sustain you..
But learning a technical skill in pursue of a goal and solving a problem: now things are getting juicy!!!😊

