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# Use this to highlight the current git branch name in your bash prompt - very useful for warning you about git branches that you should not be editing locally
# to add a warning for a branch, do `git config --local --add branch.BRANCHNAME.editwarning true` and unset with `git config --local --unset branch.BRANCHNAME.editwarning
# Colors can be found at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Color_Bash_Prompt
# thanks to @shreyansb - https://github.com/shreyansb/dotfiles/blob/master/bash/bash_profile for the idea
# and https://gist.github.com/31967 for PROMPT_COMMAND
#PROMPT_COMMAND tells bash to call format_PS1 every time prompt is requested,
A snippet to make sure you are always running a tmux session in your terminal. If you have an detached session, this will attach to it, otherwise, if there are no sessions or only ones which are attached, a new session will be started. Insert into your .bashrc or .bash_profile at the top to call every time you open a terminal session.
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Some convenience aliases/functions for interfacing with adb
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An API client shell that abstracts it's mechanism of executing network calls and provides a simple interface to making the calls using RxJava and Java 8.
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A couple months ago while at Venmo, @chrismaddern and I discussed the lack of a bidirectional dictionary/vocab list of parallel terms in Android and iOS. It's important to know what your teammates are refering when they talk about code, even if you're not engaged with it every day. This is a beginning attempt to finally break down that knowledge gap. The goal is to allow developers of one framework to understand the basics of the other and should someone want to make the switch, this can be a resource in helping learn the new framework.
If there's a topic that you think would be interesting to discuss, tweet at me and we'll get include it in this list. I'll be updating this post with links to all future posts.
Disclaimer: I'm an Android developer and have done minimal iOS/Objective-C programming. If there is anything incorrect, reach out and I'll fix it as soon as possible. I'm assuming iOS developer are