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Programming @yall.theatl.social handskneesplease @yall.theatl.social Along with some nifty new features!
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arstechnica.com Rest in peace Bram Moolenaar, author of Vim and hero of many developersThe open source software legend left us on August 3 at age 62.
The passing of a giant. VIM is one of the first tools I install (if not already installed) on *nix systems.
export EDITOR="/usr/bin/vim"
VIM > Emacs forever. 🍻🍻
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Programming @yall.theatl.social RickySmith @yall.theatl.social The Subtle Differences in Apply-Before-Merge and Apply-After-Merge
ricky-dev.com The Subtle Differences in Apply-Before-Merge and Apply-After-MergeMy infrastructure team, as part of a larger Terraform Restructure initiative, is moving our Terraform repositories to be apply-after-merge. There are significant changes in process between these two approaches; not all are obvious.
My infrastructure team, as part of a larger Terraform Restructure initiative, is moving our Terraform repositories to be apply-after-merge. There are significant changes in process between these two approaches; not all are obvious.