Background

This past weekend I was looking at someone’s code, but as per normal, it was way over my head.

I thus googled on some keywords, and thankfully found other sample scripts.

1. The sample codes were a bit more verbose and I was able to follow them a bit more.

Clean up The Code

Was able to clean up the code.

By clean up, I mean I reformatted the code a bit.

 

Critique

There are some areas that will make the code easier to read through.

1. Some of the lines were a bit long
2. PowerShell is very verbose and easy to read, yet I think that line level comments, could still be useful to speed up quick read through

 

Give Back

It is time to see if the original coder, will appreciate feedback.

But No.

User Means of Corresponding

1. Blog
   • Blog Post
     • No Comments allowed on the post
2. YouTube
   • Channel
     • You Tube’s Channel About Space
       • No Email

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Blog – Post – Comment

YouTube – Channel – About

GitHub

Account

Thankfully, Bro, has a GitHub account.

He has a similar repository on GitHub for the same sample code.

But, the GitHub version is a bit more advanced than the one he shared on the blog.

 

Share Code

Outline

So here is what I did:-

1. Repository
   • Created a private repository
2. File
   • Created a place holder file on the repository
   • Pasted the revised file unto the newly created file
   • Saved the file
3. Sent a contributor request

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Repository – Settings – General

 

 

Access – Who Has Access

Access – Select a collaborator

 

Access – Adding Collaborator

 

Access – Collaborating Invitation Sent

Summary

Journey of a software engineer.

Look to understand something.

Took to the .Net and Googled on it.

Found a code base that is easy to read.

Worked it a bit.

Some of the changes were actually merited.

Let us go back and tell him about it.

But, here I am completely ghosted.

 

Dedication

Always in dedication to the great ones.

Troy Hunt

2013-February-13th

The ghost who codes: how anonymity is killing your programming career

https://www.troyhunt.com/the-ghost-who-codes-how-anonymity-is/

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