/* Code Comments */9 posts tagged with "tutorial"
emacs cheatsheet
2022-11-28
|~5 min read
|824 words
A course I’m taking strongly encourages the use of emacs, so I now have an opportunity to learn that along with vim! I suspect I will never…
deciphering the terminal
2022-11-28
|~2 min read
|357 words
My goal is to be a competent command line programmer. I knew that in order to make that happen, I would have to get very comfortable reading…
streaming data from aws s3 to box
2022-11-28
|~8 min read
|1439 words
Today, I want to talk about Box.com and how to take advantage of some of the programmatic access they make available via their API. I…
learning git from the ground up - another git tutorial
2022-11-28
|~8 min read
|1580 words
I’ve been trying to learn more about Git recently. I thought I’d write up some of the lessons I’ve learned to create a basic primer on Git…
how to quickly / safely keep my project up to date with branches (and avoid avoidable problems)
2022-11-28
|~3 min read
|549 words
I got into a bit of a mess earlier today when I accidentally checked out an old state of my current branch without creating a new branch for…
an even more basic react app tutorial
2022-11-28
|~4 min read
|607 words
Recently, I walked through building a basic React App.1 In retrospect, I could make it even more basic by removing any package managers…
getting a basic react app up and running
2022-11-28
|~7 min read
|1399 words
Update: I’ve now found an even more basic way to write a React app and I put together a tutorial in a post, An Even More Basic React App…
learning vim with vimtutor
2022-11-28
|~1 min read
|74 words
If you have already installed, you can get an interactive walk-through using the . To launch , open your shell and type in the command…
git clone, pull, and push
2022-11-28
|~3 min read
|461 words
Git Clone, Pull, and Push Continuing my learnings re: Git. I wanted to better understand the use cases for three Git commands: 1. Clone…