Git trick


Agar siz git branchlarining nomlarini uzun va tushunarli qilib nomlashni yoqtirsangiz,
bu sizda bir branchdan boshqa branchga o'tishda git commandni uzunlashtirib yuboradi.

Masalan:

git checkout feature/add-payment-gateway

# yoki
git checkout bug-fix/fix-typo-in-readme

Shunday holatda oldingi branchga o'tish uchun branch nomini emas shunchaki - qo'yish yetarli:
Masalan:

git checkout -

Buni merge yoki cd commandlarda ham qo'llash mumkin:

git merge -

va

cd -

Source: Jordan Cutler Linkedin Post

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Amsterdamda yashash xarajatlari

2024-yil ma'lumotlarga ko'ra Amsterdam Yevropadagi eng qimmat shaharlar TOP-5 taligiga kiradi.
Ijara narxlari bo'yicha esa 2-o'rinda (1-o'rin Zurich, Switzerland).
Numbeodagi statistikaga ko'ra 2024-yilda chet eldan kelganlar oyiga o'rtacha €3,585 sof(net) daromad topishadi.


Quyida Amsterdamda yashaydigan 1 farzandli oilaning taxminiy xarajatlarini ko'rishingiz mumkin.

- Ijara 3 xonali kvartira: €1700 - €2200
- Oziq ovqat: €500 - €800
- Tibbiy sug'urta: €300 (€150 har bir kishi uchun, 18gacha tekin)
- Kommunal to'lovlar (Gaz, elektr, suv): €250
- Transport xarajatlari: €150 - €200 (velosipedda yuradiganlar uchun 0)
- Internet - €40 (100 mbps)
- Mobil aloqa - €20 - €30 (har bir kishi uchun oyiga €10)
- Chiqindi (musor) - €40
- Bolalar bog'chasi - €250
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Umumiy: €3250 - €3800
Bu oyiga taxminan: $3500-$4100 degani


Bu raqamlar oilali bo'lmaganlar uchun boshqacha bo'ladi albatta.
Masalan kvartirada 2 yoki 3 kishi birga yashashi, to'lovni bo'lib to'lashi mumkin va shunda oyiga taxminan €700-€1000 bo'ladi.

Bundan tashqari oilali yoki oilali bo'lmaganlar uchun qo'shimcha xarajatlar mavjud va ular har bitta individual uchun farq qiladi. Siz necha marta va qayerdan ovqatlanishingiz, qaysi brenddan kiyinishingiz, sayohat qilishni yoqtirishingiz va h.k.

Qo'shimcha xarajatlar:
- Ko'chadan ovqatlanish
- Uy uchun mebel va texnika sotib olish
- Kiyim kechak
- Sport mashg'ulotlari
- Sayohat qilish
- Ko'ngil ochar joylarga borish (muzey, konsert, festival,...)
- Dori-darmon

Qaysidir xarajatlar qolib ketgan bo'lsa, kommentlarda yozib ketishingiz mumkin.


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Yaponlar tozalikka, tartib-intizomga qattiq rioya qilishini bilardim, lekin bunchalik deb o'ylamagandim.

Biz ham boshlashimiz kerak.

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I'm excited to announce that my calendar is now open for anyone who wants to book time with me! Whether you're looking for:

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Calendar: talk2kamoloff

I'm here to help! Just pick a slot that works for you, and let's connect. Looking forward to our chat!

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Har kunlik ishda va intervyuda bir xil dasturlash tilidan foydalanish shart emas.


Intervyu uchun Pythonni tanlang.

Source: Building a career in Software

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𝟭𝟱 𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗱-𝘁𝗼-𝘀𝘄𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗽𝗶𝗹𝗹𝘀 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘀𝗼𝗳𝘁𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴:


0. Perfect code doesn't exist:
No matter how much you refine it, every piece of code can be improved.

1. Debugging is your new friend:
Finding and fixing bugs is more time-consuming than writing new code.

2. Documentation is underrated:
Good documentation can save hours of confusion and debugging.

3. Soft skills matter:
It's harder to grow soft skills than hard skills. You'll profit more from them.

4. You will fail often:
Failure is a part of the job. You can't innovate if you don't experiment.

5. Imposter syndrome is common:
Many engineers feel like they aren't good enough. It's a common struggle, I feel it too.

6. Your code will become legacy:
Even the best code eventually becomes outdated or needs significant updates. Take it into account.

7. Estimations are often wrong:
Accurately estimating how long a project will take is really difficult. Add 50% to any number you give.

8. Not all projects are exciting:
Many tasks/projects can be simple. School projects != real world.

9. You can't know everything:
The field is too large for anyone to know it all. Become a T-shape developer.

10. The user doesn't think like you:
What makes sense to developers might be confusing for end-users. Always work backwards from the customer.

11. Asking for help is normal:
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness. Learning from others effectively is a strength.

12. Testing is not optional:
Never underestimate the importance of testing. A testing culture is built from day one.

13. Nobody's going to fight for you:
Whether it's for a raise, a promotion, or more interesting projects, you often have to speak up for yourself.

14. Code is a tool:
Your job is to solve problems, with or without code. Get used to dealing with ambiguity.

Source

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Telefoningizdagi eng yaxshi samaradorlik ilovasi Parvoz Rejimi deb ataladi, undan foydalaning!

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