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Bruno Raljic
Software dev for ~10 years. Kicking myself out of comfort zone atm
Usually when we wan’t to try new things (new libraries, new framework, new language), we’re not quite sure how the code would look like in the end, or what is necessary to configure it correctly. We follow the documentation, but suddenly there’s one ...
Chris Bongers
Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊
I only search GitHub for APIKEY people forget to remove from public packages...
No all jokes aside, GitHub is a valuable source, even if you go through closed issues on a repo.
Peter Thaleikis
Software Engineer and Indie Hacker
There are even numerous tools for this purpose... E.g. https://github.com/mattyjones/gitrob
Thanks for sharing
Chris Bongers yeah, closed issues are also valid source
I kinda started looking more into infosec, quite an interesting area Bruno Raljic
Corey O'Donnell
Full-Stack Web Developer 💻 | Always Learning 📖 | Love for Plants 🌱
Whenever I am working with a new package or framework, I always look for open-source projects on GitHub using it.
You can learn some nice tricks and maybe some best practices.
Danny Steenman
Principal Cloud Consultant
Same here! It’s a great method to find similar projects that want to solve a similar issue like yourself!
Corey O'DonnellDanny Steenman
yeah, you can really see some cool things other devs did
and we're surely not the first one encountering those same problems
Chris Bongers
Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊
I only search GitHub for APIKEY people forget to remove from public packages...
No all jokes aside, GitHub is a valuable source, even if you go through closed issues on a repo.