Great post! How often I see the credentials inside a .yml file haha. With this post there are no excuses anymore

Am I missing out on something or is the actual token never used?

Thank you very much! And great point. I think it‘s much simpler to understand for non native speakers and saves additional chars. Think of added and add. On the other hand, I like thinking about the commit as a subject, that is adding or fixing something to or in the codebase currently, when viewing the commit later. But I don‘t think its a great mistake to write in simple past tense, I just stick to the present tense for those two reasons

Great read! Thank you Nyoman. Also, a really nice cover. How do you make them?

Hey Bryan, I appreciate it, thanks a lot! ❤️ Are you applying tdd on a daily basis? Or do you find some cases where you‘re faster without it?

Great read! Thank you for sharing

I love the paragraph about why not chose any industry. Knowing what the industry problems are, the customer pain points are, and therefore the competition is crucial to a successful product. My first product was an app for tutoring. And to be honest, I've never taken any tutoring classes, so everything I knew was from friends or from the internet :D! Thanks for sharing this valuable insight!