1. Totally Obsessed

A thoroughly thought-out method to git commits.

My commit message workflow

Shreyas Minocha ・ Jun 22 '18

#git #productivity #workflow

2. "Not math again!"

If math has ever stopped you from finishing a programming book...remember, they're just fancy words and symbols. The rabbit hole is not as scary as it may seem.

That programming book you never finished

Arik ・ Jun 22 '18

#programming #math #learning

3. Breaking it down

A helpful guide for both the creator and review of pull requests. What are PRs, how to effectively create a PR, how to give feedback on PRs and how to respond to feedback.

The Art of Humanizing Pull Requests (PR’s)

Ankita Kulkarni ・ Jun 19 '18

#developertools #softwaredevelopment #codereview #pullrequest

4. All the brackets

A cheat sheet for all the different ways to use brackets in Bash. Because there are a lot of brackets with a lot of meanings.

Bash Brackets Quick Reference

Ryan Palo ・ Jun 20 '18

#bash #shell #cheatsheet

5. Channel your inner Sindre Sohrus

A walkthrough on building CLI apps: piping to the command line, dealing with sequential actions, executable JavaScript files, adding package binaries, and publishing to npm.

How to make beautiful, simple CLI apps with Node

Hugo Di Francesco ・ Jun 20 '18

#javascript #node #cli #productivity

6. Did I do unit tests wrong?

K shares their experience with unit tests that leads to a community-wide discussions around the topic.

What are the alternatives to unit tests?

K ・ Jun 22 '18

#coding #discuss

7. Basic concept & Features

Iren shares an overview of Sails.js, a framework that makes extensive use of code generators to get your next app started with writing less code.

Sails.js is a Node.js MVC framework inspired by Ruby on Rails

Iren Korkishko ・ Jun 19 '18

#mvc #webdev #javascript #node

That's it for our weekly wrap up! Keep an eye on dev.to this week for daily content and discussions...and if you miss anything, we'll be sure to recap it next Monday!