Github makes that process trivial and in this new video and slides below we show you how. The steps to use the code are: Signup for Github Fork http://github.com/codenameone/CodenameOneand http://github.com/codenameone/codenameone-skins (also star and watch the projects for good measure...
The end goal of any project should be that people use it. And typically, you want it to be used by the most people that would benefit from it, if they knew it existed and used it. Basically your goalshouldbe to make your app as popular as possible. It is worth it to try to popu...
but if you're just stuck read the editorial. However, if reading the editorial gives you new ideas continue thinking again.Sure, you may discover a trick you came up with yourself you can use later after a long time thinking, but was it worth spending 3h coming up with the solution...
The preview will auto-update as Scrivener auto-saves. Most likely you will include code, images and possibly video in your blog post. I like to use GithubGist for code that is to be displayed inline, images are usually stored locally and videos on YouTube or Vimeo....
*reddit.com/r/privacy/* Wildcards can be used at any position. However, when a wildcard is used within the hostname portion of a directive, it cannot be at the end of the hostname, and also must be at the boundary of a hostname label. ...
A simple Google or Reddit search will lead you directly to the files you need. But, if you open GitHub, you can search for files to download. Here’s how: Open GitHub and clickSearch GitHubin the upper right corner. Type the file name, developer, or whatever you’re look for, and ...
❓ What is GitHub used for? Now that you know how GitHub works, what can you use it for? After reading this section, you should be able to give a valid explanation when asked, “what is GitHub used for?” Software developers use GitHub to create remote, public, or private repositories...
String, which must be checked to be valid UTF-8? If so, that's a waste since it seems the source code forparse::<i64>()ends up calling.as_bytes()anyway. s for each word and storing them in aVec? If so, maybe we can use the...
How to use “localhost” instead of “192.168.99.100”? You don’t, they’re different. (“localhost” always resolves to 127.0.0.1 and it’s a very magical IP address.) If you’re seeing an IP address of 192.168.99.100 you’re probably using Docker Toolbox or Docker Machine, which is...
Until the word is out, your public repository on Github is essentially private through obscurity. The might be fine if your code is for your own use, but there can be significant benefits to increasing the visibility of your work. Before I discuss the benefits I want to fi...