My talk “Introduction to Assetic” at the 1st phplx meetup.
I did some examples to show how to use the code snippets on the slides. The examples are available on this github repository and the code snippets on this gist.
If you have any questions, please leave a comment.
Today I learned a new way to checkout a new branch from other branch or a tag.
git branch new_branch base_branch git checkout new_branch
# creates and checkout the new branch from the base branch git checkout base_branch -b new_branch # creates and checkout the new branch from the tag git checkout tag_name -b new_branch
Today I needed to remove the master branch from a remote repository, but when I did it I got this message:
git push origin :master remote: error: By default, deleting the current branch is denied, because the next remote: error: 'git clone' won't result in any file checked out, causing confusion. remote: error: remote: error: You can set 'receive.denyDeleteCurrent' configuration variable to remote: error: 'warn' or 'ignore' in the remote repository to allow deleting the remote: error: current branch, with or without a warning message. remote: error: remote: error: To squelch this message, you can set it to 'refuse'. remote: error: refusing to delete the current branch: refs/heads/master To ssh://server_name/git/repository.git ! [remote rejected] master (deletion of the current branch prohibited) error: failed to push some refs to 'ssh://server_name/git/repository.git'
By default the git server does not allow to delete the current branch (usually is the master branch) , but you can change this behavior by doing the following steps:
ssh git_server_ip -l root sudo -u git_user git config --system receive.denyDeleteCurrent warn sudo -u git_user git config --global receive.denyDeleteCurrent warn
See more details about receive.denyDeleteCurrent.
Before I continue let me tell you that the Jira Git Plugin that I will talk about is not supported by Atlassian but Marcello Teodori added support for version 5 of Jira. If you want a supported plugin you can see the Git Version Control Viewer supported by BigBrassBand, I will not talk about it because I didn’t try it.
First of all, you should know that it can be done with two different environments:
By now you should have Jira Git Plugin installed.
For every single repository you will need to clone it and add the configuration for it inside Jira. Since you can have two different environments let’s do it for both.
Display Name: Your repository name. Ex.: TestYou have two choices here:
Second one:
edited: added the Jira version supported by this plugin
Is community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. It has more than 40+ plugins (git, symfony2, OSX, gem, ruby, etc) with a lots of handful functions, autocomplete feature and lots of useful alias. Also it brings a very good variety of themes or you can customize your own.
About ComposerIs a tool for dependency management in PHP. It’s not a package manager but it deals with packages in a per project basis. See the composer documentation.
This is a very simple plugin for Oh My Zsh that adds composer autocomplete feature and useful aliases:
c = 'composer' c <tab> for autcomplete csu = 'composer self-update' cu = 'composer update' ci = 'composer install' ccp = 'composer create-project' cget = installs composer on the current path
In the composer documentation you can find all the cli commands.
To add the plugin you need to make sure that your Oh My Zsh is updated. Then edit your .zshrc file:
vim ~/.zshrc
Find the plugins line and add composer to the end:
... plugins=(git .... composer)
If you have any suggestions, I would love to hear about them.
Last weekend took place of the most amazing conferences that I have been lxjs 2012!
A 2 day non-profit international conference about Javascriptthat was organized by the community and for the community.
The day before the conference starts, was the day of the workshops and the pre-party. The workshop I have been was the JS Client Side Testing.
It gave me the perception when should I do UI tests and how to do them with Selenium. Also the guys from Sauce Labs have a great product to run the tests in all browsers and OS. The pre-party at Florida After Seven was very cool. With a relaxed environment, great to meet and talk with lots of music, drinks and snack was a great preparation for day 1!
Swaggggggg!! Lots of swag from the sponsors, but the one I most liked was the amazing and tasty “Pastéis de Belém” sponsored by Mozilla. The talks in the overall were good, as usual some talks were better than others. The 4 talks I liked most were:
Here is the all talks of day 1. Congratulations to the acavideo.com guys for the awesome work they did on the videos.
The party had place in an amazing bar named “Pensão Amor”, near to the conference venue and Bairro Alto where was served lots of drinks, snacks with good music.
After a few hours of sleep, the day 2 started. Another set of good talks, you can find the videos of them here. The talks I liked most were:
The boat party was amazing, I had forgotten how amazing is Lisbon seen from the river. It reminds me the times I studied at etic_. The drinks and snacks served at the boat were very good and tasty, it was the perfect place to finish the conference and to catch up some people to talk with.
Congratulations to the Organization for the fantastic conference. I really hope for LXJS 2013!
A huge thanks to Geeklist for sponsoring me with a ticket to the event. Was fantastic to spread the Geeklist word amoung all the JS geeks.
This conference was a fountain of inspiration for me. It took me to think why can’t PHP Community in Portugal do something like this? This conference will give a huge boost to the PHP Comunnity here in Portugal I can ensure that.
See you guys next year! (I hope)
This weekend I gave my first talk at NetPonto community. The talk was an introduction to AngularJS with ASP.NET MVC 4. My main goal was to explain the basics of AngularJS and how it works and do some demos.
You can see the code samples here and the slides below.
Note: This talk was in portuguese and also the slides are in portuguese.
http://speakerdeck.com/u/danielcsgomes/p/introducao-ao-angularjs-com-asp-dot-net-mvc-4
I’m very happy because I passed the Zend Certified Engineer PHP 5.3 exam. This certification is very important to me because it proves my knowledge on PHP language that complements with my 7+ years of experience.
This certification was a wonderful journey. I want to thanks to my wife, family and friends for the support.
A few days ago I needed to create a custom filter to truncate a piece of text with a specific length and with a custom ending, something like this: “This is an Examp…”.
Before I continue, I want to refer that AngularJS is on version 1.0. At this version the documentation is not yet completed.
The creation of custom filters only needs three things:
angular.module('yourModuleName', [])
angular.module('yourModuleName', [])
.filter('yourFilterName', function () {
return function () {
return;
};
});
angular.module('yourAppName', ['yourModuleName']);
angular.module('filters', []).
filter('truncate', function () {
return function (text, length, end) {
if (isNaN(length))
length = 10;
if (end === undefined)
end = "...";
if (text.length <= length || text.length - end.length <= length) {
return text;
}
else {
return String(text).substring(0, length-end.length) + end;
}
};
});
You can see this example on this gist and run it on jsfiddle.
Note: This can not be the best practice implementation, but was the result I achieved and solved my problem.
This game is intended to demonstrate a simple and practical way of the problems and disadvantages of multi-tasking.
This is the Portuguese version translated from the “The Multitasking Name Game” created by Henrik Kniberg.