I’ve talked a lot recently with colleagues and peers about writing git commit messages (particularly in the wake of Hacktoberfest, but also following this recent post: One to read: “My favourite Git commit”), but this is a useful document that lists the standards to follow, no matter where your commits are going!
I try to follow these guides (heading no more than 50 characters, body containing the changes that occurred and why) but I don’t always succeed. But, it’s a goal to aim for!
One to read: “8 Questions to Ask Someone Other Than “What Do You Do?””
I read an article like this a few months ago, and it really resonated with me. Sometimes I forget to ask, but on the whole, this is a good thing to do – everyone hates the “where do I rate against you” question, and these are great questions to break the ice which don’t involve that question!
One to read: “Setting up a mail server with OpenSMTPD, Dovecot and Rspamd – poolp.org”
This is a particularly extensive and well written article. If you’re thinking of running your own email service, this is the comprehensive guide to it for OpenSMTPD and Dovecot. Great work!