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You know I meant checkout even if I wrote chekcout, so just do that!
I have a home server that I want to treat as a Git remote, but I don't want to have to log in somewhere and create repositories whenever I want to run a small experiment. Lets set it up so that any repository that doesn't already exist is automatically initialized.
I'm one of those people who never really switched to a Mac for work, and I'm still only dipping my toes in WSL, so most of the time I'm using the Git For Windows flavor of MSYS2/MinGW. It comes with the most common collection of programs you'd use in a terminal environment, such as less and grep. However, one of the tools I find most useful in my daily work is make and it's not included in the default installation so I have to install it manually. In this post I'll show you how to do that.
This is probably only useful if you're writing query builder, but I asked myself if it was possible to write a class that would construct an object and not have to expose something like a run() method. Turns out it is!
I joined my current employer 1 year ago today. Happy anniversary to me!
There seems to be a trend in websites that color the address bar of Chrome on Android. While I'm not convinced this is always a good idea, it got me curious on how it was implemented.
We've all been there. Adding the Twitter card tags, the Open Graph tags, the Google+ tags; you end up with so much duplicate content in your header that your head starts to spin.
Sometimes you want to use Eloquent without a regular database table storing the data, so what do you do?
If you're a Gmail or Google Apps user like me you've probably seen the occassional button next to the subject line in your inbox and pondered "that's sweet, I want that for my website too!".
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