rupertdenton

5 ms·

1.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Interesting - what do you mean? Like the solution to a bug?
2.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Thanks for the reply. What do you think turns people off documentation? I hear about doc rot etc. Sounds like you've really seen the light. One of the issues I've had with docs is that they are quite non-visual, I tend to diagram
3.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Yeah nice! I have a gridded moleskine for the same purpose. Trouble is I tend to just write notes as I go and then not really refer back to them. Effectively an ephemeral scratch pad.
4.
How do you keep notes of your work as you code?
8 points by rupertdenton 3y ago|10 comments
5.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
That's really interesting. So just so I understand the wrapper command automated those steps you've outlined? What were the convenience commands?
6.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
This is a really interesting set of insights. I definitely see the theoretical benefits of stacking but as you indicate it feels like it requires a pretty good grip of git to manage. Do you have tooling to support with this in your team? To
7.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Yeah merge hell is what sorta keeps me shy of doing the stacked approach. Is this something you've encountered?
8.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Nice that sounds like a really neat workflow. I haven't used stacked PRs before, I feel like everywhere I've worked has generally been: work on a feature, PR/MR the branch and try to keep it small. Any idea what it isn't
9.
Stacked PRs – Pros and Cons?
1 points by rupertdenton 3y ago|9 comments
10.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Yeah I did a bit of a deep dive on Pullpo - it looks great, small passionate team! I was curious if there is anything that you don't like about using it as part of your workflow? Like I can see your colleagues prefer a specifically dif
11.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Wow, how have you found that improves things for your team?
12.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
Oh interesting, hadn't heard about this. Do you like it? Any parts that aren't great? I'm definitely open to new tools!
13.
by rupertdenton 3y ago
That's awesome! Can I ask what sort of feedback you were getting that lead to CodeApprove. I agree that sitting with the incumbents shouldn't be our default setting, curious about which parts you are trying to improve?
14.
Speed up the pull request process. Advice?
4 points by rupertdenton 3y ago|11 comments
15.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Yep! It does this. You'll be prompted with a popup to confirm if you want to switch branches. If you don't confirm it won't do anything.
16.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey, thanks so much for the kudos. This is a solid point. I'm going to talk with the team about prioritising an export function. Each CodeNote is essentially a node of links to that code (and conversations about that code) in other pla
17.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey there, really important question. There's no security risk here. If you don't have the creds to access the repo, there is no way you can check out the code. You can try this CodeLink to see how it works: codelink.dev/CKy5
18.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey! Just following up. We tried to recreate your issue but had no luck. We’d love to follow up with you and get this figured out. You can join our community discord and give us a bell: https://discord.gg/EXEuv2Ym
19.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey thanks for letting us know. We are looking into this!
20.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey! Thanks for the comment. CodeLink also auto loads lines of code seamlessly in VS Code, JetBrains, GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket etc. It also makes it easy if you don't have the repo locally - it'll check it out for you. If you&#x2
21.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Thanks so much for the comment. Yes further integrations are definitely on our very near future roadmap, oembed too!
22.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Yes! We are really pleased to support JB.
23.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
That's great! I've shared this feedback with our team and we are really glad you are happy with it. Please do share any more feedback with us if you have any!!
24.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey! Thanks again for this - I wanted to pass on some additional comments from our Founder too. He was really interested in your response but was having trouble posting. Nice! So you've seen what a CodeLink is. Imagine if that link was
25.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
That's great to hear - we are really pleased to offer integrations with multiple IDEs to support as many devs as possible. If you get a chance to test it out on your JB set up, would love to hear your thoughts.
26.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hahaha. Onion on belt energy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6Dc7W6jXCo
27.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
That's really interesting. How do you find using that process? I haven't seen it in action.
28.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
That is awesome feedback. We actually have some features on our roadmap that really align with this. Its great to have it validated here, so thank you for taking the time to respond. We are a small team, but really passionate about making s
29.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
That is awesome to hear, thanks so much. We've also got slack integration so your codelinks unfurl really nicely in Slack (if you use it with your teams/friends/community). We're really keen for feedback so please do sha
30.
by rupertdenton 4y ago
Hey, thanks for the comment. Another commenter also shared this plugin, looks interesting! We are trying to really help devs get on the same page fast when sharing code with one another - so the codelinks you can share via CodeLink unfurl i

More ›