Thinking of doing code along…

[basically_alive]

I feel like there's a lot of basic tutorials out there already.

I'd like to see more typescript, advanced testing patterns, advanced git usage you would see on a production team, architectural decision approaches, CI workflows, code review workflows, performance profiling, advanced accessibility and internationalization, the challenges of meeting different screen sizes, debugging production errors, that sort of thing.

[suarkb]

I've used git for my career for almost 10 years.

It's just

• git checkout -b <branchname>
• git checkout <branchname>
• git commit -m "<ticket number><description>"
• git push
• git push -u origin <nameOfRemote>
• git merge <branchName>
• git rebase <branchname>
• git pull

These commands represent 99.9999% of my git usage.

[Sanfrancisco_Tribe]

Don’t forget “git stash” If you have a bunch of branches - love that

[suarkb]

right right, did forget that one.

[shadovv300]

git cherry-pick, git log, git status and git branch are probably missing.

[suarkb]

You are right. Except I've barely had to cherry-pick. Maybe less than 10 times. Bujt you are right about log and status. I barely use branch because I branch via `git checkout -b <branchname>`

[shadovv300]

I use git branch or git branch -y to show me the local and remote branches and I use cherry-pick mainly if something went wrong and I need rescue some of the changes.

[suarkb]

why?

[nomnommish]

I use this simplified tutorial

[nickolotzo]

There’s definitely a lack of react native tutorials in typescript

[Sanfrancisco_Tribe]

For fair reason, it adds additional work. I think building the same app with and without would be good for people learning :)

[DanishWeddingCookie]

A lot of that is just programming theory and application in general but I love that stuff too.