Is this the beginning of the end of BitCoin, Etherum and LiteCoin ? Did it really crashed today evening ??

The BitCoin was traded at $14,212 at 6:40 PM CST, December 19 2017. The price is almost 27% less than its highest value. At the time of the post of this blog, the BitCoin is now backed up to $17,149 

The Etherum was traded at $705 at 6:40 PM CST, December 19 2017. The price is almost 17% less than its highest value. At the time of the post of this blog, the Etherum is now backed up to $772 The

LiteCoin was traded at $277 at 6:40 PM CST, December 19 2017. The price is almost 37% less than its highest value of $371. At the time of the post of this blog, the LiteCoin is now backed up to $320 

Where as the Bitcoin Cash is enjoying a ride of $3100 per bitcoin cash which is almost 41% higher than its yesterday's price.

Fix for xcrun: error: invalid active developer path after updating your mac OS to Sierra

If you are geting the following error with Git or any other tools while running it on from your terminal
 xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools), missing xcrun at: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/xcrun. 

 using the following command to fix it
xcode-select --install

Git Cheat Sheet

A. To List your local branchs :

•   git branch

B. How to get or fetch a remote  Branch 
   You first need to fetch and check out the remote branc

•    git fetch remote remote_branch_name (eg :  git fetch origin story2525/mytest_remote_branch)
• git checkout remote_branch_name

C. How to delete a  Branch both locally and remotely:  

1. Delete the  remote branch   

•   git push origin :branch_name or
•   git push origin --delete branch_name

2. Delete a local branch

•   git branch -d branch_name   (use -D if your branch hasn't been fully merge yet)         

D. How to rename your remote Branch : 

1. Rename branch locally

• git branch -m old_branch new_branch

2. Delete the old remote branch   

•   git push origin :old_branch            

3.  Push the new Branch  and update the upstream to point it to the new remote branch.

•  git push --set-upstream origin new_branch

E. Git Logs :

git log --oneline | grep searchString

git log --pretty=format:"%cn committed %h on %cd"| grep searchString

F. Force Push :

 git push origin refactor/mybranch —force

G: Change the remote

git remote set-url origin <>


H. Ammend message for a committed and pushed changes

 git commit --amend 
To push the changes to the branch (myBranch) on the remote repository (origin) use: 
git push --force-with-lease origin myBranch

H. Reset your branch to origin version, revert all your local commit and changes.
Plese stash your changes before you do it. git stash

git reset --hard origin/yourbranch

 I. undo the last commit and unstage all the files:

git reset HEAD~;

j. Undo the commit and completely remove all changes(Becareful !)


git reset --hard HEAD~;

K. Undo previous merge:
check the previous log :
git log
Then revert back the merge  corresponding to the commit hash
 git revert -m 1
And finally push your changes:
git push

L. Roll Back your git push

git push -f origin last_good_commit_hash:yourbranch

 example : git push -f origin 4d875f7e3e8:develop