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PodRocketGit with Derrick StoleeDerrick Stolee is a Principal Software Engineer at GitHub working on Git. We talk about Git 2.41, Scalar (a built-in repository manager for large repos), and more.
Links
https://twitter.com/stolee
https://mastodon.online/@stolee
https://git-scm.com
https://github.blog/author/dstolee
https://github.blog/2023-06-01-highlights-from-git-2-41
https://github.blog/2022-10-13-the-story-of-scalar
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2023-07-1238 min
PodRocketGit and monorepos with Derrick StoleeWe talk to Derrick Stolee, Principal Software Engineer at GitHub, about monorepos, finding pain points of Git, Git performance at scale, what Git will look like in the future, and more.
Links
https://twitter.com/stolee
https://staffeng.com/book
https://github.blog
https://github.blog/author/dstolee
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2022-02-2241 min
Data Archives - Software Engineering DailyGit Scales for Monorepos with Derrick Stolee
In a version control system, a Monorepo is a version control management strategy in which all your code is contained in one potentially large but complete repository. The monorepo is in stark contrast to an alternative approach in which software teams independently manage microservices or deliver software as libraries to be imported in other projects. The monorepo strategy has been followed by noteworthy companies such as Google, Facebook, and Microsoft.
Derrick Stolee is a software engineer working at GitHub. He joins us today to talk about strategies for monorepos and innovations to the way git wor...
2021-10-0153 min
Software Engineering DailyGit Scales for Monorepos with Derrick StoleeIn a version control system, a Monorepo is a version control management strategy in which all your code is contained in one potentially large but complete repository. The monorepo is in stark contrast to an alternative approach in which software teams independently manage microservices or deliver software as libraries to be imported in other projects. The monorepo strategy has been followed by noteworthy companies such as Google, Facebook, and Microsoft.Derrick Stolee is a software engineer working at GitHub. He joins us today to talk about strategies for monorepos and innovations to the way git works in ord...
2021-10-0149 min
Software at ScaleSoftware at Scale 32 - Derrick Stolee: Principal Software Engineer, GitHubDerrick Stolee is a Principal Software Engineer at GitHub, where he focuses on the client experience of large Git repositories.Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsSubscribers might be aware that I’ve done some work on client-side Git in the past, so I was pretty excited for this episode. We discuss the Microsoft Windows and Office repository’s migrations to Git, recent performance improvements to Git for large monorepo, and more.Highlightslightly edited[06:00] Utsav: How and why did you transition from academia to software engineering?Derric...
2021-09-151h 06
Software Engineering UnlockedMaking Git faster with Derrick StoleeLinks:Derrick's Twitter accountWebsite of the Git projectWebsite of GitGitGadgetLinus appoints Junio Hamano as the Git maintainerBrian Harry's post about the largest Git repository Show notes:First, we talk about how it comes that Derrick, as a former professor, is now working for Microsoft as a principal software engineer. (0:10)Derrick explains to me that even though he wasn't a "sophisticated" programmer when he applied for the Microsoft role, he has decent experience building tools to solve his own problems. (2:40)During the interview process, Derrick stayed humble, curious and open-minded, h...
2019-11-0451 min
All Things GitGit for Windows with Johannes Schindelin
Edward and Martin talk to Johannes Schindelin about Git for
Windows. They discuss the challenges of
porting a collection of Unix tools to Windows, maintaining a fork,
make some turn of the century jokes about vi vs emacs, and encourage
you to stop saying "msysgit".
Johannes Schindelin maintains Git for Windows.
He used to be a number theorist, a geneticist and a scientific image
processing expert. He now works at
Microsoft, spending most of
his time trying to improve Git for Windows’ user experience.
Show Notes
Git for Windows
Gitter, a chat room for
di...
2018-02-2043 min