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今日推荐开源项目：《时间分析器 py-spy》传送门：GitHub链接
推荐理由：这玩意可以让你不需要给你的 Python 程序做些手脚就能够分析出在程序中哪些部分最花时间，即使这个程序正在运行。每个部分消耗的时间和来源都会显示在命令行界面中，所以如果你发现某个地方特别慢，只需要看看是哪个函数出了问题然后顺藤摸瓜改过去就行了。如果你想要把这个记录下来，它也能给你生成一个 Flame Graph 用于保存记录。
Flame Graph：Flame graphs are a visualization of profiled software, allowing the most frequent code-paths to be identified quickly and accurately. They can be generated using my open source programs on github.com/brendangregg/FlameGraph, which create interactive SVGs. See the Updates section for other implementations. Recently I’ve been helping with d3-flame-graph.
今日推荐英文原文：《All You need to know about Git P1.》作者：David Hany
原文链接：https://medium.com/@Galoomba/all-you-need-to-know-about-git-p-1-ac2f29e8ee93
推荐理由：Git 是一个版本控制系统，这篇文章介绍了在 Git 中你要了解的地方，推荐刚刚接触 Git 的新手一读
All You need to know about Git P1.
What is Git!
Git is a version control system. For example, if you have a file on which you’ve been working and reworking for a long time, all it’s versions are saved in Git, and you can easily get back to any version.
Are there any other version control systems like Git ?
Yes, There are many others like Mercurial, Apache Subversion (SVN) and Concurrent Versions System (CVS), But we will only talk about Git in this article.
Why Git ?!
There are many advantages to use Git with your project,Some of which are detailed in this link→https://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/ebook/en/command-line/appendix/why-git
Now that we became sure about using Git, There are 2 keystones we have to know about before starting
1-What is a repository?
2-What is a commit?
→What is a repository !
Let’s say we have a recipe for the tastiest burger, but the Chef thinks he can improve it. So he starts to pick apart his recipe and changing some of the ingredients. When he tried his new and improved burger, it wasn’t that good and he no longer remembered the old recipe.
This scenario was going to have a better ending if the Chef was familiar with Git. In another world with Git he could easily return to his old savoury recipe rather than the new terrible one in just a few steps.
In information technology, a repository is a central place in which an aggregation of data is kept and maintained in an organized way, There are two scenarios for creating a repository and that will lead to the first two commands you should be familiar with.
Making a Local repository
After installing Git, It’s the time to start helping the chef make his first repo to save his recipes, To make a new repo all you have to do is to open your terminal, make a new directory and type the command git init.
Now we have our repository, But it’s all empty and it’s the time to add some recipes to it.
Let’s start by creating a new text file which will contain our beloved burger recipe (For vegans you can consider it a vegan burger if that will cheer you up). I’m using nano as my text editor but you can use the text editor you prefer
After making the new text file and adding your recipe ingredients, You are ready to try the Second command which is git log to see if any changes occurred to your repo, And don’t be shocked if you find a message like this
We could debug using the command git status
It looks like our file is untraceable, which sets us up to discuss one of the core concepts of Git
Staging is a step before the commit process in Git. let’s back to our chef. Do you think that he only has that single recipe!
In most of the cases there will be more than one recipe he will have pasta, pizza, soup, and some vegan recipes
In that case which of those recipes should be committed ?!
That’s where the staging area plays. We have to add the files we want to commit to the the staging area first. And that where we get introduced to a new command where is git add.
There are 2 ways to use this command the first is to use it like git add <file_name>to add specific files to the staging area. The second git add . which adds all the files to the staging area, In our case we will use it to add only 2 recipes for the moment, The Burger recipe and the Pizza recipe
All seems to works fine, So let’s try git status again to see if there is any change
Woohaa!, both of the files are now on the staging area and ready to be committed, Here is where the next command introduces itself, git commit and you can always use it this way git commit -m "<descriptive but short message about my commit>"
Now we can check our commits by using command git log to check the commits history
The hash above is the commit id you can refer to by the first 4 digits. each commit has a specific id you could return to any time you need, But we will delay that to the next article .
Until now we’ve been creating a Git Repo, Adding files to it, chose which files we will need to commit and do our first commit, Next article we will make other commits learning how to move between them and getting familiar with Branches
→Today’s Commands
git init Create an empty Git repository or reinitialize an existing one
git log Show commit logs
git status Show the working tree status
git add Add file contents to the index “Staging Area”
git commit Record changes to the repository
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