Carlos Campos vetras

Chocolatey cheat sheet

Update choco itself

$ choco upgrade chocolatey

Update a package

 $ choco upgrade pacagename

Wall of shame

Introduction

Throughout life as a software developer you see a lot of gems. Code gems.

Things that are well done, things that are not well done and things that are just plain wrong.

Programming perls I encountered myself over the years. Mainly the bad ones.

Git Commands

This document serves the purpose of listing some GIT commands that I find hard to remember, hard to find information about, hard to use or any combination thereof.

How to use this document

The best way to use this is to CTR+F you way through it.

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	//
	// 2022-11-10
	// sample api response of an application we were looking into integrating with.
	// we didn't.
	//
	//

	{
	"user": {
	"estado_civil": [],

	// see this gist as well: https://gist.github.com/sergio-fry/3917217

	// create the "promises" objects (deferred objects)
	var address = $.ajax({});
	var tweets = $.ajax({});
	var facebook = $.ajax({});

	// wait for all to be done
	$.when(address, tweets, facebook).then(function (addressResult, tweetsResult, facebookResult) {
	/* all solved and the result is on each function argument */

	#
	# About line endings on windows:
	# https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings/
	#


	[user]
	name = John Doe
	email = [email protected]

	Set bit X to 1 : number \|= 1 << x;
	Set bit X to zero : number &= ~(1 << x);
	Toggle bit X : number ^= 1 << x;
	Checking the value of bit X : value = number & (1 << x);