Re:Apple Developer Documentation Is Missing
by rifung on Monday October 28, 2019 @01:30PM
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> However, there's absolutely no question that I'm the sole contributor to all my code. Most of my repos have only one contributor (Yours Troolie). A couple have been forked off.
A bad actor could easily just have someone else write the code or copy it though.
Re:Apple Developer Documentation Is Missing
by threwawasy1228 on Monday October 28, 2019 @02:17PM
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I think that realistically, the only person who could fabricate a repository commit structure in a way that wouldn't be clear that is what they had done, would be someone who can program. If I am taking a working program, and slowly breaking it up into pieces starting with tests, and simpler components, fabricating the addition of new components each commit. That is work in my opinion, only an actual programmer could falsify, and if they are an actual programmer they would have actual repositories.
You guys are absolutely correct about the reference questions. I can find no fault with that.
However, there's absolutely no question that I'm the sole contributor to all my code. Most of my repos have only one contributor (Yours Troolie). A couple have been forked off.
I do link to a number that have been turned into larger projects; with multiple contributors, but there's no question that's happened.
Also, those are my old PHP repos; not the ObjC or Swift ones.
There's ten years of commit history in the repos. You could run crunchers on them to do things like develop velocity and productivity metrics.
I'm also quite aware that my case is unusual. Most folks don't have such extensive portfolios, and are much more of a "black box."