A blog on software development and other stuff| underlap.org
Discover Git worktrees and learn how you can work with multiple branches simultaneously without stashing or committing incomplete code.| Ken Muse
From the Zed Blog: Run AI agents in parallel without interference using containerized environments and Git Worktrees.| zed.dev
Tom Ups blog| www.tomups.com
Git compatibility¶| jj-vcs.github.io
🦘 Jump into the repositories of your filesystem, without any setup| Clément Joly – Open-Source, Rust & SQLite
[PATCH] worktree: detect from secondary worktree if main worktree is bare| git.github.io
I don’t like poetry. I find it slow, buggy, and poorly designed. It often gets in my way and I end up spending my time debugging poetry instead of actually working on my projects. Perhaps it makes packaging or upgrading dependencies a bit easier but ultimately I don’t find it adds much value on top of built-in Python tools to justify the complexity and poor user experience.| Milad Alizadeh
Enable the necessary sparse-checkout config settings| git-scm.com
-<number> -n <number> --max-count=<number> | git-scm.com
Contents| myme.no
How I forked SteamOS for my living room PC| iliana.fyi
My favourite place to deploy simple hobby and experimental web applications is heroku. It has a free plan, and it’s pretty easy to get started.| Mátyás Budavári
Git worktrees and pyenv are effective tools to minimise the cost of a mental context switch when working on a Python library.| huonw.github.io
objects | git-scm.com
Exploring an (unfortunately, hypothetical) CI/CD system for end to end tests on Kubernetes.| blog.howardjohn.info
alternate object database | git-scm.com
--replace-all | git-scm.com
🦘 Jump into the repositories of your filesystem, without any setup| Clément Joly – Open-Source, Rust & SQLite
This was originally a newsletter post I wrote back in December, but I kept coming back to the idea and wanted to make it easier to find. I’ve made some small edits for flow. There’s a certain class of problems that’s hard to test: The output isn’t obviously inferable from the input. The code isn’t just solving a human-tractable problem really quickly, it’s doing something where we don’t know the answer without running the program.| Hillel Wayne