Github workflow
I don’t use git or github enough to remember the commands and most articles skim over the actual workflow I tend to need. So here’s my cheatsheet supporting this exact flow:
I don’t use git or github enough to remember the commands and most articles skim over the actual workflow I tend to need. So here’s my cheatsheet supporting this exact flow:
Time to do a quick post to reflect on what I’ve been doing at work… Designing At ClearGraph, I’m the only designer thus it falls to me to make designs for lots of things. App Design: Flows, interaction and visual design for our main analytics app. One challenge is trying to define our brand yet …
I’m getting started handling the Google AdWord Campaigns over at ClearGraph. Here’s some of the more interesting tid-bits I wouldn’t have found without talking to the Google consultants. Ad Extensions are awesome The content under the ad description are ad extensions. You can place as many as you want without costing you any extra per …
Note 11/16/2016: This is 2 years old now sitting in my draft bin. I figure it’s ok to publish. It marks a time of about 6 months into my time at Archives.com (Ancestry acquisition) from Hotwire. It was me jumping from Designer to Developer which seemed a big change at the time. Now… not quite …
2 thoughts. On comparing skills Someone can always do things better than me and I must learn to have the confidence to accept that. Acceptance means not being reckless and stubborn about my position but also not being frozen and submissive to the status quo. On contributions For years I’ve struggled with my thoughts on …
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While thinking about my career, it’s important to reflect on my current skills and interests to gain visibility into where I want to go. Progress I’m super comfortable with CSS and layout. I’ve made a lot of progress this year. Box model, margin vs padding, absolute vs relative positioning, overflow and scrolling, :hover and other pseudo-elements, line …
I’m building a realtor’s personal website. Since I have never worked with realty, I need to learn a few things about MLS searches. Here’s a quick summary of my learnings followed by some process. 1) There are many many MLS databases. Each area/firm/agent has their own. These databases are their secretly guarded stash of people’s …
It’s hard to work on the computer with a solid connection to the internet because of the distractions it allows. Blah. Once I start working, then I usually am okay and focussed, but getting to that point has been really hard for me as of late.