Comments for 20papercups :: Michael Marner's Website http://www.20papercups.net The (awesome) website of Michael Marner Mon, 30 Aug 2010 14:05:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Java Tutorial 09 – OpenGL and Java by Mjava http://www.20papercups.net/java-vtm-tutorials/java-vtm09-opengl-and-java/comment-page-1/#comment-416 Mjava Mon, 30 Aug 2010 14:05:49 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=100#comment-416 Hi I am new in Java and i understand all till this video but ... I couldn't understand this lecture actually i am wondering how can i find the description of these commands ? how can i improve my knowledge about this kind of programming? how can i use or find other classes if i need? if it is possible please make a video and demonstrate this part a lit bit . Dear Michael so thanx but we r wondering and need ur help Sincerely yours Hi
I am new in Java and i understand all till this video but …
I couldn’t understand this lecture actually i am wondering how can i find the description of these commands ? how can i improve my knowledge about this kind of programming?
how can i use or find other classes if i need?
if it is possible please make a video and demonstrate this part a lit bit .

Dear Michael so thanx but we r wondering and need ur help
Sincerely yours

]]> Comment on Java Tutorial 07 – Arrays by Darren http://www.20papercups.net/java-vtm-tutorials/java-vtm07-arrays/comment-page-1/#comment-412 Darren Sun, 22 Aug 2010 20:41:42 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=89#comment-412 Wow i thought there was no hope for me, but your videos have made understanding java/programing possible. Thanks a bunch! Wow i thought there was no hope for me, but your videos have made understanding java/programing possible. Thanks a bunch!

]]> Comment on Git Tutorial 02 – The basics by Michael http://www.20papercups.net/tutorials/git-vtm02-the-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-411 Michael Thu, 15 Jul 2010 00:16:32 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=172#comment-411 Sometimes (such as for the initial commit), the commit message is not so important. Putting the commit message on the command line is just a shortcut; it makes no difference as far as git is concerned. Sometimes (such as for the initial commit), the commit message is not so important. Putting the commit message on the command line is just a shortcut; it makes no difference as far as git is concerned.

]]> Comment on Git Tutorial 02 – The basics by Jack McShea http://www.20papercups.net/tutorials/git-vtm02-the-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-409 Jack McShea Fri, 09 Jul 2010 23:55:40 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=172#comment-409 commit -a -m "comment" Any reason not to use the commit -a -m format instead of making a trip to the editor? commit -a -m “comment”

Any reason not to use the commit -a -m format instead of making a trip to the editor?

]]> Comment on Git Tutorial 03 – Pushing & Pulling by Jack McShea http://www.20papercups.net/tutorials/git-vtm03-pushing-pulling/comment-page-1/#comment-408 Jack McShea Fri, 09 Jul 2010 23:49:19 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=174#comment-408 Pulling vs. fetching. What's the difference? Is one preferred? Same for merge vs. rebase. Are these different ways to skin the (same) cat? Pulling vs. fetching. What’s the difference? Is one preferred?

Same for merge vs. rebase.

Are these different ways to skin the (same) cat?

]]> Comment on Git Tutorial 02 – The basics by Michael http://www.20papercups.net/tutorials/git-vtm02-the-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-407 Michael Fri, 09 Jul 2010 02:02:32 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=172#comment-407 When you create a project in Git (either with a git init or a git cone), Git will put a hidden folder into the project's directory (called .git). In this folder are all the settings and stored objects for that project. Whenever you type a command (such as git status or git log), git will look for the .git folder in the current directory, or work its way through parent directories until it finds it. Therefore, you don't have to do anything to switch projects, other than to cd into the correct directory. Git will use whatever repo (.git folder) it finds first. When you create a project in Git (either with a git init or a git cone), Git will put a hidden folder into the project’s directory (called .git). In this folder are all the settings and stored objects for that project.

Whenever you type a command (such as git status or git log), git will look for the .git folder in the current directory, or work its way through parent directories until it finds it.

Therefore, you don’t have to do anything to switch projects, other than to cd into the correct directory. Git will use whatever repo (.git folder) it finds first.

]]> Comment on Git Tutorial 02 – The basics by Jack McShea http://www.20papercups.net/tutorials/git-vtm02-the-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-406 Jack McShea Thu, 08 Jul 2010 18:08:48 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=172#comment-406 Maybe I'm being dense, but suppose I setup several projects in Git, each in a different directory, how do I switch between them? Maybe I’m being dense, but suppose I setup several projects in Git, each in a different directory, how do I switch between them?

]]> Comment on Java Tutorial 05 – Loops by Manu http://www.20papercups.net/java-vtm-tutorials/java-vtm05-loops/comment-page-1/#comment-403 Manu Thu, 24 Jun 2010 10:26:36 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=85#comment-403 nice VTM mate!and pertaining to that vid of urs when u said that you might sound probably weird due to the accent.that's nonsense!anyone with ears can understand ur awesome VTMs perfectly,and what a coincidence I did a code of fibonacci but it was in php yesterday but I'm a noob so it took some time with php being interpreted and all unlike compiled langauges..THANK YOU FOR BEING MY ONLINE JAVA INSTRUCTOR keep them coming mate! nice VTM mate!and pertaining to that vid of urs when u said that you might sound probably weird due to the accent.that’s nonsense!anyone with ears can understand ur awesome VTMs perfectly,and what a coincidence I did a code of fibonacci but it was in php yesterday but I’m a noob so it took some time with php being interpreted and all unlike compiled langauges..THANK YOU FOR BEING MY ONLINE JAVA INSTRUCTOR keep them coming mate!

]]> Comment on Java Tutorial 01 – Intro To Java by berrec http://www.20papercups.net/java-vtm-tutorials/java01-intro/comment-page-1/#comment-384 berrec Thu, 17 Jun 2010 08:29:45 +0000 http://marner.servebeer.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-384 Michael, great stuff, have some experience with HTML and a little on JavaScript. Wanted to know about the basics of JAVA as it comes up in many of our UI apps. we support. Purchased a few books but your video is the way to go. Like the starting at ground zero approach. Keep up the outstanding efforts much appreciated, going to run through your next set of Java tutorials. - Colin Ps. Also an Aussie Michael, great stuff, have some experience with HTML and a little on JavaScript. Wanted to know about the basics of JAVA as it comes up in many of our UI apps. we support. Purchased a few books but your video is the way to go. Like the starting at ground zero approach.
Keep up the outstanding efforts much appreciated, going to run through your next set of Java tutorials.

- Colin

Ps. Also an Aussie

]]> Comment on Java Tutorial 07 – Arrays by Andres http://www.20papercups.net/java-vtm-tutorials/java-vtm07-arrays/comment-page-1/#comment-380 Andres Tue, 15 Jun 2010 04:16:38 +0000 http://www.20papercups.net/?p=89#comment-380 Hi Michael, Your videos are really great. Keep going, Andres Hi Michael,

Your videos are really great.

Keep going,

Andres

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