1. Think about your future self

Write better commits today!

Git commits: An Effective Style Guide

Paul Isaris ・ Jun 30 '18

#git #gitcommit #commit

2. Class over class over class

Our author identifies and questions the OOP trend of throwing lots of classes in source code.

OOP Overkill

adriannull ・ Jun 27 '18

#oop #classes #objects #encapsulation

3. Ask Vladimir Agafonkin anything!

Leaflet is one of the most influential projects in mapping history. The community took this opportunity to ask all sorts of questions. This is an ongoing AMA so feel free to jump in if you have any Qs!

I'm an open source enthusiast at Mapbox, the creator of Leaflet and 40+ other JS libraries, and a rock musician. AMA!

Vladimir Agafonkin for Mapbox ・ Jun 25 '18

#ama #opensource #javascript

4. Facing old challenges

The what & why behind solving a particular algorithm and a critique on computer science class.

Coming Back to Old Problems: How I Finally Wrote a Sudoku Solving Algorithm

Ali Spittel ・ Jun 26 '18

#beginners #python #showdev #programming

5. Refrigeration!

Your cows will not be expected to produce in real-time. The supermarket will handle the demand.

This is a really fun explanation 👇

Web Caching Explained by Buying Milk at the Supermarket

Kevin Kononenko ・ Jun 26 '18

#tutorial #beginners #webdev

6. Practice makes better

A list of helpful resources for people learning to program, but probably also helpful for people who already know how. From an API security checklist to a list of influential books.

7. Cue Lightbulb 💡

A long-time subversion user shares their six big 'aha' moments when they had to start using git for version control.

6 Git Aha Moments

Henrik Warne ・ Jun 25 '18

#learning #programming #git

That's it for our weekly wrap up! Keep an eye on dev.to this week for daily content and discussions...and if you miss anything, we'll be sure to recap it next Monday!