Recently, my major focus has been AdTech. With this I came across the Ads.txt project. This project is a simple initiative proposed as a way to help publishers ensure inventory is sold only through authorized dealers and partners.
Publishers create and add a file called ads.txt at the root of their sites. This text file contains a list of names and information about authorized ad networks, SSPs and exchanges that have permission to sell the publisher's inventory.
You commited a change to master to it is now ahead of orign/master by 1 commit. You realize that you want this commit on a branch so you create a new branch branch.
Now your branch and master are the same but you want master to go back to being in sync with origin/master
$ git checkout -B master origin/master
You've created a feature branch, feature/my-latest-feature. To push it.
$ git push -u origin feature/my-latest-feature
If you want to pass all the arguments to a command being called from a script user "$@".
#!/bin/bash
java -jar foo.jar "$@"
I've recently worked with some people who are passionate about the concept of DevOps. Not only is it great to work with people who are really interested in what they are doing it is great when they look past their job and think about a bigger picture.
Here is a good article that speaks to the idea of DevOps.
http://devana.rs/blog/devops-is-a-culture-not-a-job-description/
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