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Continuous Everything

Nowadays, it's become easier for developers to handle DevOps tasks, and doing that makes you more marketable. Today, we'll do a quick overview on what the buzzwords actually mean and whether it's a good idea or not to implement continuous integration, continuous deployment, and continuous delivery into your workflow. We'll dive into setting up CI/CD within GitLab and using it to build, test and deploy a web application!

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return [
    "AD" => "376",
    "AE" => "971",
    "AF" => "93",
    "AG" => "1268",
    "AI" => "1264",
    "AL" => "355",
    "AM" => "374",

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/**
 * Original: https://gist.github.com/sahibalejandro/1030d43259a6fe95f79f
 *
 * To install:
 * - `php artisan make:command MakeViewCommand`
 * - Copy the contents of this file into the created file
 * - Edit ./app/Console/Kernel.php and add `MakeViewCommand::class,` to the `$commands` array
 */

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/**
 * Creates a revision table for an already-existing table.
 * TODO: Better error checking/handling
 * TODO: Sanitize table name input
 *
 * Usage:
 * [user@host]$ php MySQLRevision.php
 * // Table name: <enter table name>

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/**
 * Database Connection class.
 * 
 * Example:
 * $dbi = DBConnection::getInstance();
 * $q = "SELECT * FROM Users WHERE Username=?";
 * $a = array($_GET['username']);
 * $users = $dbi->query($q, $a);

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var FORTITUDE = 1, WILL = 2, REFLEX = 3;
var Player = {
    "player": "",
    "name": "",
    "race": "",
    "classes": [],
    "fortitude": 0,
    "reflex": 0,
    "will": 0,
    "strength": 0,