Beth Skurrie

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@MG_Coates @PRGuy17 Ringwood

@PRGuy17 Yup. Hearing from colleagues Mentone, Caufield, Doncaster, Thornbury, Ivanhoe, CBD & more

Who felt the earthquake?

@charrett Oh my goodness! I tried to do a puzzle that involved a bunch of kittens, grass and daisies the other day, and gave up after 2 minutes of sorting grass. I applaud your stamina!

@supriyapjoshi @gigantiqandy Woah!

The joys of separating two fighting dogs.

@crichardson Or "running a start up".

The concept is called Ikigai, and it is a Japanese term that roughly translates to “reason for being.” bit.ly/2R2lIb8

Struggling with integration testing 🤯? Check @bethesque talk in #XP2021! Early-bird registration until 31.05. Info: agilealliance.org/xp2021/registr…

@designed4test And a poorly styled text box. We'll share the blame.

@tobyhede I haven't even heard of ColdFusion since I worked in Swinburne ITS for my BIT placement. 15 years ago.

If you thought upgrading Rails was fun, you'll love upgrading a decade old ColdFusion monolith to an Open Source version of ColdFusion.

@liran_tal Still be something that has to be noted in a security questionnaire. cc @matthewfellows

In the next 5 years, The use of open-source software will ________________

@joneaves Hm. That's what the people who voted in Trump said. Better be careful what we wish for...

@apotonick I make it a rule to never use any gem starting with Active :-P

@robsmallshire @samnewman Same 😂

@samnewman Still on Mojave. It works.

Been delaying the upgrade to Big Sur for a while now to let things calm down. Sensible to make the shift now, or wait some more?

Hey folks, I'll be speaking at #TestJSSummit on Jan 28-29 on #contracttesting with @pact_up. Join me and a bunch of great speakers and get up to date with #JavaScript #testing best practices. 💪 15% discount: ti.to/gitnation/test… Lineup: #speakers" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">testjssummit.com/#speakers

On the topic of handy git things, git-extras is the bomb. All the commands you wish git had. github.com/tj/git-extras/…

@wolfeidau This has saved me so many typings over the years! alias g='git status'

@wolfeidau Mine are very similar, but I use bash aliases because I'm too lazy to even type "git " 😆

Dear god, how have I spent 15 years in IT without learning about `git checkout -` to go back to the previous branch?!?!? Why is this not on every git cheat sheet ever?! <sits there typing `git checkout -` 10 times in a row just to make up for lost time>

@liran_tal @royeeshemesh I have my shortcuts as bash aliases because I'm too lazy to type "git ". 😆 alias g='git status' alias gcm='git commit -m ' alias gcom='git checkout master' etc.

@bethesque If you like that shortcut, you'll love HEAD as an alias, e.g: $ git push origin HEAD Saves you the trouble of writing the branch name when you want to push. @royeeshemesh has some gems over at snyk.io/blog/10-git-al…

@liran_tal @royeeshemesh No, it just pushes the branch that you're on.

@bethesque @royeeshemesh If you omit the remote, then I assume you do $ git push ? If so, that pushes all branches by default, which I don't like doing.