New zine: The Secret Rules of the Terminal
Announcing a new zine explaining the hidden rules and inconsistencies of the terminal, based on 20 years of experience.
Announcing a new zine explaining the hidden rules and inconsistencies of the terminal, based on 20 years of experience.
A developer shares their favorite features of the Fish shell, including autosuggestions and smart tab completion, after 7 years of daily use.
A guide on using the yt-dlp tool to download individual YouTube videos or entire channels, including audio-only options.
A guide on using the curl command's -H flag to add custom HTTP headers to your requests, with examples.
Explains why typing in the terminal is confusing due to inconsistent text editing across different programs and shares useful tips.
Learn how to change your Mac's system date from the command line for testing date-based logic in applications.
Learn how to use the 'git branch --show-current' command to display your current Git branch name for command line and automation tasks.
A beginner-friendly guide for front-end developers to learn essential terminal commands and tricks for modern web development.
Analyzes the growth of command line options in Unix/Linux tools from 1979 to 2017, contrasting it with the original 'do one thing well' philosophy.
A beginner's guide to using the command line and Composer for developers, especially those familiar with WordPress.
A beginner-friendly guide to setting up and using Git and GitHub, covering essential commands for web development.
Learn how to use Lambo config files and after scripts to customize Laravel app creation with automated settings and post-installation tasks.
Explains how NPM scripts eliminate the need for globally installing command line tools by using local node_modules/.bin.
Explains the new, simplified syntax for creating custom Artisan commands in Laravel 5.1, comparing it to the old method.
An introduction to the Zsh shell and the Oh My Zsh framework, highlighting their benefits over bash for power users.
The article explores how 'laziness' can motivate developers to create efficient, user-friendly command-line tools by reducing user effort.
A review of the kod.io developer conference in Linz, covering talks on support, CSS, command-line tools, and AngularJS.