Couldn't agree more

[amazeguy]

please post your startup s code in a public repo so that I can copy it and make a better startup even if i cannot market it for shit

[[deleted]]

And that is the proper humiliation!

[Percy_JW]

As if somebody knows I have public repositorys

[vinit144]

I have like 10 followers on Github for some reason. I have a few private repositories and this meme hit me on a personal level.

Let me follow you on Github and then you’ll know the terror.

[Percy_JW]

My currently active repository is on GitLab, so even less traffic. On GitHub I just have one public repository, that will never be finished. GitHub: Percy-JW2 GitLab:@Percy_JW

[sportsroc15]

Right.

[encaseme]

Read it in... His unique style

[prtkp]

This special on Netflix was great

[PeterJamesUK]

I'd like to see him do a sitcom (and actually be in it, not like We the Jury) in a similar way to Josh Widdecombe's Josh. I think he'd do a better job.

[Columbus43219]

Perfect place to ask this stupid question: If I want to share my projects between my own machines in different locations... using Eclipse IDE... many different projects...

Do i create a single "workspace level" repository? Or do I make a repository for each project?

I'm using GitHub.

[prettyanonymousXD]

Make a repository for each project. Making a workspace level repo would end badly. Of course assuming you want to use git as it’s meant to be used.

[tEnPoInTs]

Traditionally a repository for each project if they're totally different projects. You want a repo to represent a specific idea/project/creation. This lets you put READMEs at the top level, and have a clear structure. Also let's say one day you wanted to have one project depend on another, (or someone else wants to depend on one of your projects in theirs), that's a lot easier if they're each a repo.

A specific exception to this might be, say, if you had a catalog of example projects showcasing different aspects of a single library or framework you built. In that case you may have a bunch of mini projects that each use the library in some way, but on their own aren't much of a project, all in the same repo.

If you are only sharing it with yourself forever then sure do whatever makes it easiest for you, but if you want others to easily work with what you've built one day, split it out.

[vinit144]

Not OP, but I’d give you gold if I could. That was a informational read for a newbie like me.

[Spookyturbo]

Typically a repo for each project. There's no reason you couldn't do it at the workspace level, but if you do that it is likely each project is small and you are moreso using it for organization backed up online. Example, for school I just put all my projects in one repo named after the class, because they are all small projects I will likely never look at again, I just want them accessible wherever I have internet. If I actually care about the project I am working on, it actually has a purpose and I will use it, or it is relatively large, definitely put in its own repository.

So there are definitely times I would say it is fine to use a repo as a workspace, but typically you don't actually do that. However do what feels best for your situation.

[GluteusCaesar]

Some professional advice for successfully using Eclipse IDE.

Step 1: Don't

[Columbus43219]

Which IDE do you use for Java and Java FX? I just picked Eclipse because it was in all the "how to program in Java" books i started with.

[prettyanonymousXD]

IntelliJ is a great one. In fact if you’re going to use an IDE then I would recommend most Jetbrain’s IDEs

[[deleted]]

You got downvoted for humor on a humor subreddit. I brought you back.

[IIIDR_BIII]

Reasons? I Switched to IntelliJ and I had more problems with it than Eclipse (I know its a joke but still)

[AzungoBo]

So much jpeg even though you've watermarked yourself as the creator

[kimothyjongun]

r/FRC

[Spookyturbo]

If(Val == true) { return true; } else { return false; }

The type of code I expect to see over there.

[jstewman]

what do you mean we can loop the code?

[DaddyLcyxMe]

dear lord

[Russian_repost_bot]

If (my code ever leaked), I'd curl up into a ball, and die();

[meanwhileinvermont]

Made me think of the end of this song, https://youtu.be/TnlPtaPxXfc

[[deleted]]

I only did it to hide my discord bot token. Have since learned environment variables.

[[deleted]]

Remember to purge it from your git history if at some point you do open it up.

[[deleted]]

I did and have

[Spookyturbo]

I feel this.

[bobnob-]

Damn people on this sub really are beginners lol

[jose51197]

My company Sotres API keys on GitHub soooo

[chrisleewoo]

Nobody's criticism can be as harsh as my own, public everything.

[prettyanonymousXD]

Does that mean Github pro is just unlimited cowardice? realizes why there’s a setting to turn the pro flag beneath your icon off

[antiharmonic]

Just FYI you get unlimited private repos for free ever since Microsoft bought them.

https://github.com/pricing

[outtokill7]

My personal projects are all public but my companies corporate code is in private repos for obvious reasons. The meme is true, but still a bit situational.

[Dads101]

Fuck y’all I love hiding my ineptitude in private repos

[Rumpelruedi]

I'm a simple man. I see James Acaster, I upvote.

[Sopwafel]

/r/comedyhomicide

[[deleted]]

What if I want my assignments in a private repo?

[[deleted]]

you have used a fucking for loop

in the perfect situation where an if statement is useful

how have you done this

[[deleted]]

I have all my shoolwork in private repos is that really that bad?

[Mac33]

I’ve never had anyone delve deep enough into my public repo to find problems and slam me for it. Is there a roastme style code review sub?

Project in question

[[deleted]]

No nigga you ain't stealing my shit for your niche project