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git clean Today, I’ve been trying out various Yeoman generators to kickstart a web app coding challenge. After manually deleting the generated files from the first generator I tested, I took a moment to look up a command that would quickly remove all of the untracked files in my working directory. git clean -di not only removes the untracked files [leaving the repo’s README.md untouched], but the -d flag also deletes untracked directories, while the -i flag does it all in interactive mode; it lists the files to be removed before asking me how to proceed. Easy peasy!

And after you’re sufficiently hyped, this.

briannavictoriaaa: Holy shit. How is this venue not jam-packed? That was amazing.

Get out your popcorn and a notebook [the paper kind]. A thought-provoking watch with some actionable bits if you want to make some Sublime Text extensions. Seriously, I need to stay away from this subversive nonsense. At least for the next nine weeks. After that, I’m taking on all assumptions and eliminating them. 

If there is no such thing as offline, does this mean that web programmers should be exploring how to code for web-enabled physical devices? Like, starting yesterday?