Jan 18, 2022

[DMWN #26] How to checkout your previous branch without typing the branch's name

Dillion Megida

Learn how to quickly git checkout/merge/rebase your previous branch without typing the branch’s name

Hi there, how’s your week going? I wanted writing this late last night, but I promised myself I’d finish an article I was working on yesterday. I completed it at midnight, and that’s why this newsletter is coming today. I’m sorry.

In case you missed it, here’s a playlist I’m working on: Relocating from Nigeria to the Netherlands. In this playlist, I’ll be sharing different videos showing the process of my relocation. So far, I’ve shared how I got the relocation job. And, I’m currently working on the whole visa process video.

Kindly like the video, share and subscribe if you find them helpful.

What I did last week(s) 😇

I published How to quickly git checkout/merge/rebase your previous branch on YouTube. In it, I share an easy git shortcut for checking out the previous branch you were on, before the current one.
Last night, I published Difference between Subject and BehaviorSubject in Angular. This was something I struggled with yesterday while working on an Angular application. After much research, things made sense and I decided to share.
After getting an apartment and settling down, I started working on my home workspace. It’s pretty decent now (with few cables dangling here and there 🥲)

That’s all for this week. I wish you a great week.

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