Table XI, a software development consultancy in Chicago, is looking for a Lead Software Developer (Full-Stack). Remote considered for the right person.

This is an amazing place to work (and has been recognized as both one of Built in Chicago's 50 Best Small Companies to Work For in Chicago 2019 and Inc. Magazine's America's Best Workplaces of 2019) – they even have a on-site chef to cook you lunch at their West Loop office.

The full job description can be found here: https://tablexi.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=16

If you’re interested, please contact us directly along with your resume --[email protected].

Hi guys!

Is there a way for automatically close pull request after merging the branch to develop branch, and then to master?

I merged everything with rebase from the command line, but when I wanted to close pull request on GitHub site without merging, because I already merge on the command line, it gave me red flags like the code was not accepted at all. When I look to the repo page everything is ok, the merge is applied to master from the command line.

Is there a way to do the same thing, but with green flags, like when merging from GitHub site?

Problem is when for example I work on one branch 1, and other developer works on branch 2. In the meantime, he finishes his work and merges to master, and I'm still working on my branch, but the state of the master is changed due to his merge. When I finished my work and have to merge, with the help of another developer, we first merged to develop, and then to master. We did this in the command line :

git checkout develop

git pull --rebase

git merge --no-ff branch1

git push

git checkout master

git pull --rebase

git merge --no-ff branch1

git push

Is the option under the button Merge Pull Request (rebase and merge) on GitHub doing the same?

Is it possible on GitHub first to merge to develop with rebase, and then to master with rebase? I think that then we will have an option for Pull Request to be closed regularly.

I'm sorry for a little bit confusing writing but, that is exactly what happened.

Hi all, I received my very first rejection letter and I'm feeling bummed out.

I am a freelancer web dev and self-taught programmer and I work 100% alone, with the exception of meeting with new clients. Most of the communication is done through either email or phone/text, so I have very little exposure to corporate settings and team work environments. I was ultimately rejected from the job op because I wasn't a "cultural fit" but I believe this was decided on the fact that I am extremely awkward in a team environment (and just an awkward person in general). I have very little exposure, if any, to working and communicating in teams so my questions is, how can I Improve on this?

Thanks

What I mean is,

I've been browsing software devolopment jobs on stackoverflow and other places, and some of them ( javascript, node, php, etc ) ask that you are either passionate about cryptocurrency, or at least have knowledge and experience in it.

I have not done anything with it.

Is there a book you recommend to get the basics on it?
Or should I just go on your Youtube and find a recent one that talks about the basics in buying a bitcoin, and what service to use to buy it ?

What does it take to become a software developer. What should I know, how deep should my knowledge go into computer science, what skills will I need? How can I build the experience? Currently I’m a Web Developer, I’ve been working for 5 months and I’m already starting to get bored working with structured data and doing the same shit as far as reading/writing to a database and writing logic for a web page in Js and/or PHP. So in my free time I like reading about the lower levels of the computer and writing code in Python, eventually I want to learn the basics of C. I’m just fascinated by computer science and software. I wish I went to school for it but unfortunately I went for a Media Communications degree and graduated at 20. I taught myself how to program in a year after graduation and now I’m 22 but I do enjoy being in control and responsible for my own learning and being able to dive deeper into whatever I want and follow my curiosity. My goal isn't to work on web projects for profit my goal is to be skilled and experienced enough to work on projects that millions of people use and/or to be able to produce something oneday that helps millions of people. I just want to produce something useful. I feel like working as a Software Developer one day will get me around smart people that I can learn from and who are passionate about what they do and aren’t just doing the same thing over and over again and calling themselves Software Engineers when they clearly are not. P.S Another thing I don’t like about Web Development is reusing others ppls stuff, like libraries and laravel packages. I want to build my own shit lol.

Hi, this may be the wrong place but I have an issue that needs resolving!

I have an e-commerce website hosted with FlyWheel, who use Google Cloud and a dynamic IP range so they change every so often. The site uses SagePay to process payments, which needs a list of authorised IP addresses to be added.

I used someone on Freelancer to write a script that would take the latest sets of IPs and add them to Sage Pay but there often seems to be one missing, which requires failed payments for me to notice. I then need to ring Sage Pay, get the IP and add it manually. At the moment this happens every few weeks.

Of course I could change host but wondering if someone can help make this solution work for now?