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# Ultra lazy sourcing
# -------------------
alias urc='source ~/.bashrc'

# Save history immediately
shopt -s histappend
grep -q 'history -a' <<< "$PROMPT_COMMAND" || export PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a; $PROMPT_COMMAND"


# Regex

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PC Setup

Codified PC Setup.

Usage

source <(curl -s https://gist.githubusercontent.com/AlexAtkinson/27b12f4dfda31b1b74fcab3fc9a6d192/raw/init.sh)

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[Desktop Entry]
Icon=/home/<user>/.local/share/pCloud/pcloud.svg
Exec=/usr/local/bin/pcloud %u
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Categories=Network
Name=pCloud
StartupWMClass=pcloud
MimeType=application/x-executable
X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true

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Jira Workflow Examples

This GIST is here simply to demonstrate some workflows I've found helpful in guaranteeing a well-developed backlog for iteration teams. That said, workflows can be as simple or as complex as you need for your organization/project. At scale though, it's highly desirable to have a backlog as beautifully maintained as your products as their qualities are interdependent. And you'll see this point surface in retrospectives/feedback over time.

Structure

First off, DO NOT have workflows that looks like this:

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Emojis

Name	Image
aircall-available
aircall-connected
aircall-incoming

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# Copy into /usr/local/bin or as appropriate for your $PATH

import argparse
from pypdf import PdfReader
from pypdf.errors import PdfReadError

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()

parser.add_argument("pdf", help="The PDF to extract attachments from.", type=str)

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REGEX

Reference

Character Sets/Ranges   []                  : Match any characters within. Required expression.
Qualifiers              {}                  : Quantity or range of an expression. IE: {3}, {2,200}
Groups                  ()                  : Group expressions. Subgroups supported.
Non-Capturing Group     (?:foo)             : Does not "remember" matches. Lower overhead.
Kleen Star              *                   : May occur 0 or more times.

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CONTENTS

• Usability
• .bashrc
• Password Generation
• SSH Aliasing
• Keyboard Cursor Rates
• Mac Fixes
• Formatting
• Colors

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API Design Tips

DO: Start by Understanding APIGW

APIGW is NOT the AWS service, but an industry standard technology for servicing resource access while providing facilities for oversight, governance, security, and operability considerations.

Some options:

• Apache APISIX
  • Free, but you still pay for your own wrench time.
• Kong

• The GW is open source and free to use, but many features (such as OIDC) are paywalled.

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On Acceptance Criteria

🗒️ An excerpt from my good, ol' Jira Team Runbook.

Acceptance Criteria tactices are ever evolving, but this is a good skeleton to start from.

• User story
• Functional requirements
• Link to design docs / supporting resources
• Technical breakdown and analysis to identify infrastructure dependencies