During my git trainings I often say that Git is land of freedom, and this is really true. Not many version control system would allow you to change something in history or permanently delete branch or tag. Git some times will prevent you from doing bad stuff, but you can easily say “shut up, I… Continue reading
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Gerrit User Summit and Hackathon, Eclipse DemoCamp Poznan
Last two weeks (8-23 November 2012) was really exhausting, first Gerrit User Summit and Hackathon in Google HQ, then on Thursday (22nd November) Eclipse DemoCamp in Poznan. First things first: Gerrit User Summit. This was two-day event in one of Google’s training center. I was really impressed how vibrant Gerrit community is; to be honest… Continue reading
I’m joining CollabNet
After more then five years working at NCDC in Szczecin I decided to move on and start something new. During that five years I learn a lot and worked with extraordinary people! Thanks to NCDC I meet great people at conferences (like GeeCon, 33rd Degree, Confitura) and Java User Group’s meetings. I know this for… Continue reading
CodingDojo and gentle introduction into Fantom
Last Saturday I was participating in CodingDojo organized by Szczecin JUG. Our task was to write simple parser that will take a text representation of minefield like “.*..*” (asterisk are mines, dots are empty fields) and transform it into string like this “1*11*”. In other words we was creating heart of the Saper game). It was… Continue reading
Automatic Screen Detection And Configuration Under Awesome WM
Recently I’m mainly interested in automating my day-to-day tasks on Linux laptop. I’ve started with automating back-up process, now come time to automate external screen detection (and configuration). For couple of months I was struggling with ZSH history to find XRandR commands that enables and disables external screen. During that time I was almost sure… Continue reading