Flash & Plesk - git use, tmux book

some note

dsdd. Today I tried using GIt with plesk. I got my repot updated, even without. I'm getting savvy at dev with boot.dev in a target. They (boot.dev) offer good material for backends developer. I have to keep pedeling along and honing my familiarity of computer processes. I talked again today about school with one of the welfare counselors (who is pursuing an MD) and he was very pleased to see that out of all the people here I'm the only one with that +5 boost from ccTLD & datacenter hardware. I used a little Gemini CLI to access developing my  Python Flask application, but since this required email to test user account(s) when running locally I was forced to produce results with git.

First start by adding yourself

1) git init .; git add .   # from within your project folder
2) git push --set-upstream origin master # to try getting the push mode activated.
3) git remote add origin This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.:./myflaskproject.git # 'bye.cam' is the box we use, so 'git(1)' over SSH
4) GO on the local box we use: ssh-copy-id This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. # then enter password. Alternatively, use ~/.authorized_keys on the remote server to be sure your encryption key is known by the host

5) Ok, so the remote side is this graphic. You'll have a formatted directory which to clone from.

6) OK, so use git init --bare on the receiving side.

Tmux practice
"tmux unleashed version 3" refers to the third edition of the book, now titled tmux 3: Productive Mouse-Free Development, written by Brian P. Hogan. The book is a fully revised guide that corresponds with the features of tmux version 3.4 and higher. 

I have this book📚 and well it makes sense to just go through some careful mind-wrapping sense to get good at it through work ahead. Cluttered terminals and XServer windows can certainly do that.