1. Introductions Development History High School 1996 – Personal School Website – image maps with cgi-bin processing written in C 1996 – Davisco Foods International (First Freelance Job) – static HTML site College 2000 – Inspiration Point Christian Camp & Retreat Center – perl for form processing, PHP template-based site Post-College 2002 – Cross Roads Range Christian Camp – PHP CMS 2004-2006 – Church of the Lutheran Brethren of America & related ministries – PHP CMS, PHP Authorize.NET Donation Processing, osCommerce 2006 – iPCS Wireless, Inc. (telecommunications) – PHP & Perl 2011 – Ericsson/Sprint (telecommunications) – PHP/.NET/C#/Java 2012 – Allen Extruders/SPI (manufacturing) – PHP/Ruby/C#/.NET 2016 – Sprint (telecommunications) – Java/C#/.NET WordPress History Personal 2006 – Personal Blog 2006 – Faith Shaping Podcast 2008 – The Stamp Box,…
Something mentioned in the comments of the article is the danger in reconfiguring the defaults in the case that you are in another development environment. I can see that standpoint, and in that vain I’ve always gravitated to sticking with the command line for SCM rather than using some IDEs GUI integration of of the SCM tool. One nice feature of git is to use aliases and give yourself a shorthand, which of course when you find yourself using a development environment outside of your normal setup you’ll quickly recall the need to use the long hand to get what you are after.
git config --global alias.hop 'pull --single-branch --rebase=preserve'