Android push

http://www.androidhive.info/2012/10/android-push-notifications-using-google-cloud-messaging-gcm-php-and-mysql/

https://github.com/mwillbanks/Zend_Mobile/tree/feature/gcm

Tips and tricks of GIT

Removing Files you have added files to Git that you want it to track no longer.

Scenario: You added a file to Git accidentally or you may want to remove a file from current push
You cannot run git rm because you want to keep a copy of the file(git rm command will delete the file from file system)


 Solution: To tell Git to stop tracking a file, but still keep it on your local system, run the following command

Expand git rm --cached [file_name]

GIT - Ignore changes in a file

Expand --Assume file to be unchanged
git update-index --assume-unchanged path/to/file.txt

GIT - Add all files that are tracked and has change

Scenario: I have modified large set of files and added new files as well and I want to stage only the tracked files. In such situations, I can use this command

Expand git add -u

Using Branches

Expand 1. git branch

Usage: List all of the branches in your repository.

Expand 2. git branch <new_branch>

Usage: Create a new branch called <new_branch>. This does not check out the new branch.

Expand 3. git branch -d <branch>

Usage: Delete the specified branch. This is a “safe” operation since Git prevents you from deleting the branch if it has unmerged changes.

Expand 4. git branch -D <branch>

Usage: Force delete the specified branch. Use this command only if you want to permanantly discard all unmerged changes

Expand 5. git branch -m <new_branch>

Usage: Rename the current branch to <new_branch>.

Expand 6. git clone git@yourrepositry.com:projectidentifier new-folder-name

Usage: Clone git repository to a folder with different name.

Expand 7. git reset --hard

Usage: Resets your index and reverts the tracked files back to state as they are in HEAD.

Expand 8. git clean -f -d

Usage: Cleans untracked files.

Expand 9. git clean -f -d -x

Usage: Remove your .gitignored files and get back to a pristine state

Expand 10. git log branch_name..origin/branch_name

Usage: Find difference between my local branch and remote branch

GIT - Stash

Expand 11. git stash

Usage: Stash files for future reference

Expand 12. git stash show

Usage: List stashed files

Expand 13. git stash show -p

Usage: Show changes in stashed files

Expand 14. git stash save -p "message"

Usage: Lets you choose changes to be stashed, you can stash part of changes in a file as well