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Java has some tests for different topics like encryption.
Java Template is an empty template with a pom as template for new topic branches.
Java8 contains some examples for java 8 features like streaming. Examples still in a main style
Libraries is just an empty template with a pom to create new topic branches.
Gson has some performance tests.
jewelcli some experiments on a java command line interface I like with an object approach.
spring boot contains an example for further experiments.
JavaScript is very initial
NodeJS is very initial
CSS has actually only one page.
The problem I worked on for elastic objects: try to define a nowrap in textarea" with CSS.
The sandbox repository should show how one can use git to
- remove code from (wiki) documentation
- gather codes from experiment
- divide in topic branches
- share it with others
In tutorials and documentation the text is spoiled with tons of code snippets which partly are in a broken state. With the sandbox I want show how git can help to split code and description to create better documentations.
- Branches contains the code.
- Description of the code in a wiki.
It's intention is to be a kind of memory for experiments, when one need to get into a special topic. Sometimes frameworks or languages don't work as one expect or a non working solution is published.
Hopefully one find a solution at the end. But the pitfalls, others can fall into too, are lost. One can see this with a lot of answers on stackoverflow.
- learning from solutions that doesn't work
- add code in a structured manner
- solutions that hopefully immediately work
- free (wiki) documentation from code snippets
With this sandbox repository I just cleaned up some other sandboxes I had before with the concept of the topic map. The external wiki is the wiki of github.
I filled it initially with some content, but not all.
This September I work on
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Java
- some css for elasticobjects.org