Love your youtube videos Anthony. I would love a deep dive into logger best practices. Most videos explain how to setup basic logging but not best practices in real code. Cheers!
Just wanted to add that when (in the old days) collaborating in project areas on Unix, where all members are in the same group, it's kind of essential to have umask 0002. ;-) Perhaps a video follow up on the setgid bit?
Came here without any permission, but luckily I learnt how to change the umask to 777 in order to make it all fine. great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@@anthonywritescode I could say 000 but , truly instead of giving everybody permission , I prefer to not let anyone any , maybe I’ll understand it’s a problem later on when nobody would be able to edit etc😅😂
I did though! it's right at the beginning (you may need some supplemental information from the video in the description about what those letters mean and what octal is)
Love your youtube videos Anthony. I would love a deep dive into logger best practices. Most videos explain how to setup basic logging but not best practices in real code. Cheers!
logging is a doozy -- personally I try and stay away from it and lean more on debuggers :)
this really helped me for my exams, thanks!
Just wanted to add that when (in the old days) collaborating in project areas on Unix, where all members are in the same group, it's kind of essential to have umask 0002. ;-)
Perhaps a video follow up on the setgid bit?
indeed -- in that case it would give the group readwrite instead of just the individual!
Thank you! this was exactly what I was looking for.
Another great video! Love watching these, almost always learn something new!
Great content here Anthony, thank you!
Came here without any permission, but luckily I learnt how to change the umask to 777 in order to make it all fine. great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
OH NO not 777
@@anthonywritescode I could say 000 but , truly instead of giving everybody permission , I prefer to not let anyone any , maybe I’ll understand it’s a problem later on when nobody would be able to edit etc😅😂
Thank you for your explanation but you didn't explain why 0022 or what the meaning of that number, overall thanks
I did though! it's right at the beginning (you may need some supplemental information from the video in the description about what those letters mean and what octal is)