Let me introduce you to my classmate. And these are her first GitHub repo's commits:

Hey nice to know you Ms. Asdf Ad

Just wait until the day she desperately needs to find something again, then grab the popcorn

When ur life is boring, so u commit like this and create mess to make ur life interesting

I like that style BTW

These monsters 😰😰. Stay away from her 😝

Stab her

@Gradle this is lot better than not committing at all 😉

I seriously by instinct was "Down voting " this rant the second I saw the image

Give her time. Still remember my first programming class back in high school. We had learned about variables, and I thought it was SO FUNNY and RANDOM to name them things like "spoon" and "hippo" etc etc. Then when it came time to debug, or refractor... it was very educational.

'initial commit' only because she copied and pasted the repo creation instructions.

Did you tell her about forking a repo.

You could have censored the user ID in the screenshot...

Everybody needs to start somewhere

We've all done this at one point of our careers

qwertyuiop

Magyarok a devranton ++

@bahua ?

That is put there when you create a repo online and initalize it with a README.md or license.

All of my repo's start like that.

@Cyanite

Yes. And here it's an illustration that the only readable commit this developer has posted was only readable because she copied and pasted.

@bahua

Why are you saying "copied and pasted"?

@Cyanite

Because when you create a repo with the git web interface, it gives you a set of instructions to copy and paste.

@bahua

Never did that, and it still does initializes it with that name.

Slap the shit out of them!

Tech them how to use their tools correctly please

@Gradle I can totally realte with this right now. Just taught my classmates about Git and GitHub. Their github looked exactly similar to the picture. XD

@Gradle someone add some branch protection on that repo

The 2000 generation

She will learn, none is born programmer and learning from mistake is the best lesson. Also, I can't see branch, if this is not master then it doesn't matter, just squash before merging (or rebase properly), as someone said before, better to comment oftent than not.

Everyone starts somewhere. I was making repos before I knew what a commit was. I have some very oddly named repos that I leave in my GitHub because I like the reminder of how far I've come in three short years. It's progress!

No! This hurts my eyes

Relax she just hashed the commit message.

No biggie 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Hahaha “1”