Seattle.rb Study Group on the book "Little Typer". To get access, create a pull request to get permissions to push your changes.
We physically meet Tuesdays before the Weekly Hack night at Vivace or Substantial. We also have a slack channel #study_typer for virtual meetings.
Here's a tentative schedule. For that week, we'll read through those two chapters and discuss.
- Week 1: Kickoff!
- Week 2: Chapter 1 & 2
- Week 3: Chapter 3 & 4
- Week 4: Chapter 5
- Week 5: Chapter 6
- Week 6: Chapter 7
- Week 7: Chapter 8
- Week 8: Chapter 9
- Week 10: Chapter 10
- Week 11: Chapter 11
- Week 12: Chapter 12
- Week 13: Chapter 13
- Week 14: Chapter 14
- Week 15: Chapter 15
- Week 16: Chapter 16
(this is probably bullshit and needs review / editing) (damn... 16 weeks seems like a LOT)
Feel free to create a directory for your account name and submit any code.
Basic requests:
- Please no merge commits, flat history is better.
- Working in your own sub-directory means no conflicts.
- Pull & rebase before you push so your history is consolidated.
- Use PRs if you want to get extra reviews. Push directly otherwise.
Please make sure to follow Ryan's James Brown Guide to git etiquette:
[alias]
down = pull --rebase
onup = push
Now you too can join the James Brown school of git:
git down && git onup
This will avoid the merge commits and auto-rebase for you.