I finally got around to creating a Github account. Maybe I was reading something that strongly encouraged it. It is time to put some of my code online for all to see. I was glad they had a free account option.
Started out by creating a repository. Okay. Now how do I get the code on my hard drive up there? The operations did not seem self explanatory. Had to Google to figure it out. Turns out an easy way is to get Github for Windows.
I was able to create a respository and get all my code into Github with the Windows client. Good stuff. Now should I just create a ton of repositories for all my code? Or should I spread it out over the year. Not sure. Just know that I am now on Github.
Newbie Gets Confused
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A relatively younger developer got tasked with doing some performance tests
on a lot of new code. First task was to get a lot of data ready for the new
c...