Here we go again, it’s Excel and sometimes I feel like Peter Pan tries to catch his own shadow. You may not believe it, but a shadow can have some kind of grip. The day before yesterday one sales guy called me. As usual, these guys are in a hurry. Next day there is a presentation, […]
Category: Inuition
Using special characters in passwords with Git on Windows
Last week I needed to get new commits of a certain Git and push it to a customer Git hosted on TFS that actually is reachable via VPN. Git is pretty powerful, so I just had two remotes configured. Getting information from the first git. Actually this is one Git that is hosted within our network. Worked like […]
Programming and Intuition, Part II
May you read the first part of Programming And Intuition. I promised to add some more experience about that and it didn’t take a long time for getting into a situation again where intuition and experience helped me a lot. This time at a different customer. Certainly it is pretty easy in the Excel ecosystem […]
Programming and Intuition? Come on.
Intuition and programming? Are you serious? Maybe it sounds odd in the first run, but I often have a certain kind of .. let’s say instinct when I watch code to find out where the cause of a problem is. It is something behind the scenes telling me I should concentrate on a little fact. This […]