I am so impressed! This guy made his own robot: story.md.
Tag Archives: github
Subversion @ GitHub
I wanted to use Subversion to checkout one of my GitHub repo branches, because an svn checkout only downloads the files it needs, not a full copy of every file ever added. But I discovered that GitHub sunset Subversion integration earlier this year. Sad face. Still, I suppose the economics justify that decision. As a consequence of my research, which was a bit sketchy because there is still heaps of documentation out there referring to the GitHub features which no longer exist, I did happen to learn about:
Blank/empty sessions in the schedule with random times
I added a bug over on github, something I rarely do: Blank/empty sessions in the schedule with random times.
Common C libraries and data structures
Today I discovered: Common C libraries and data structures. (C99) over on github. So awesome.
I really like the project layout too. Each module in a directory with an example, a bunch of tests, and some documentation to go along with the code. I feel like this is how it should be done. I think today I grew as a programmer because I read this code.
github1s.com
So there’s this new domain github1s.com where you can load the web version of VS Code and open a github project all in one go, e.g.: https://github1s.com/jj5/apache-formula/.