Beyond SOLID: The Dependency Elimination Principle

http://qualityisspeed.blogspot.com/2014/09/beyond-solid-dependency-elimination.html

Last post I explained why I don't teach the SOLID design principles. Read the post for more detail, but the primary reason is that SOLID encourages heavy use of dependencies. Applying SOLID to a codebase for even a short time will yield dependencies on abstractions everywhere -- quickly producing a codebase that is unintelligible.

git cherry

My mnemonic for git cherry, i.e. git cherry upstream [head]

My quick understanding is that in many cases it means: show me everything that's NOT in upstream.

In other words:

git cherry branch-without-stuff branch-with-stuff

or

git cherry less-stuff more-stuff

or

git cherry present future

or

git cherry past present


So to see what's in develop but not yet in master, type this:

git cherry master develop

Which means, essentially, show me everything in develop that's not (yet) in master.