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After learning Git, many of you are eager to act — you have opinions on open source projects, or you've found bugs and optimizations. But how do you contribute your code to an open source project? Today I'll show you how to share your code elegantly.
The essence of Git is branch management. If everyone edits on the master branch, the project falls into chaos, so a workflow is needed to ensure normal development — the focus of this article. First, a simple diagram:
This doc uses Spring Boot. For plain Spring you'd also configure the interceptor in the MyBatis config XML. PageHelper is for MyBatis; MyBatis integration isn't covered here, so integrate MyBatis first.
A project manager should have a technical background. In my view, to manage or communicate with technical people you need fairly specialized technical knowledge; otherwise you cannot speak their "jargon", let alone share a "common language". Most technical people have strong personalities and their own ways of thinking, so without a technical background your opinions will be unconvincing and you will be easily fooled by dominant technical people.
Companies such as IBM, the Eclipse Foundation, and Red Hat have decided to support the deployment of the controversial plan (modularity) in Java 9.
