In my experience, everything on Udemy is very introductory, but the courses I have taken have been great. As with most online learning, the responsibility falls on you to stick with it and make sure you

to make a private repository on Github is not a free service This is no longer true this week! Check out

This is great for me! I have all my private repos on bitbucket right now, but I'd prefer to move them all over to github since all my work is there.

Do you feel limited by the single display? If you moved the tower off the desk you might be able to fit a second one.

I grabbed a surface pro 6 from Microsoft. They are bundling the black i7 version with the type cover for $350 off. It's pretty nice but the stand takes some getting used to. I dropped it already trying

It'd be nice if you linked your github page you're getting these from in the content of this post. Had to click through to youtube to get it.

Where is your db hosted? Are you typically on the run && ip rules would be a hassle? You also can store your db connection info in a file locally so you dont have to type it in (like .pgpass)

I feel like the opposite is a more common issue. I always can't decide what to work on from lots of choices.

ahhhh I didnt expect it to take over my window history

Your best option is to pick one and deep dive into it. They all have their differences, but knowing the fundamentals of programming will make learning a different language rather easy.

I took a look but it doesnt want to compile, I dont think it likes my global angular version. Will take a look maybe I can contrib00t a little!

DDOS is a common term used, but also pretty easy to explain since there's not a really large technical knowledge needed for it. It's just spamming repeatedly from multiple people (or sources) and the server

That sounds like a great analogy, especially if you get a gif of 1000 people just circling from entrance to exit over and over again.

I dont have kids yet, but I'm hoping to do something similar when they're young, but learn with them on some stuff. I think it's a great way to create a relationship with your kids while instilling some

Thanks! It's not open source

They're all really interchangeable and trying to distinguish between them is a bit silly.

Currently I use postgres with BDR at clickup.com, and am going to do the same for gitdash.io We've definitely run into some issues with it, but I think it was a good choice in the end. I've used a few

Do you have a learning syndrome? I dont think so, I learn when it's necessary. Do you agree with the idea of focusing on learning a technology/programming language? Why or why not? I think you need to

This is a personal preference, but I typically tell people not to use rebase. I used to tell them not to use rebase unless they knew what they were doing, but then we ran into tons of merge conflict issues.

Github is the way to go, though I use bitbucket for my personal private repos to save a couple bucks. It's also good to note that some companies are asking for your github on job applications if you have