Setting up Windows for web development
A guide to setting up a Windows machine for web development, covering WSL, Chocolatey, and Git configuration for developers switching from Mac.
A guide to setting up a Windows machine for web development, covering WSL, Chocolatey, and Git configuration for developers switching from Mac.
A guide to using Vapor's command-line tools for building, running, and managing Swift server applications, including serve, migrate, and log commands.
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 tutorial on creating a custom Django management command to populate a database from an external API, using a beer data example.
The maintainer reflects on 10 years of the 'hub' CLI tool for Git/GitHub, its evolution, and the transition to the official 'gh' CLI.
Answers and historical context for a 1984 Unix/mpx exit quiz, covering early Unix trivia, commands, and Bell Labs lore.
Discusses essential but often overlooked developer skills like command-line proficiency, shell utilities, automation, and cross-functional understanding for career success.
Guide to running Azure DevOps unit tests with Azure Storage Emulator on Windows-based hosted build agents.
A quick one-liner command to clean up temporary and test conda environments in Python development.
A tutorial on setting up a local MongoDB database, covering installation, starting the server, and basic operations using the Mongo Shell and Compass.
A technical guide exploring how Bash auto-completion works on Linux, including setup, DIY completion scripts, and underlying tools like compgen.
A guide to configuring a secure web proxy on macOS using command line tools like `networksetup` for Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections.
A guide to using GitHub's 'Hub' command-line tool to supercharge your git workflow with enhanced GitHub integration.
Ink is a React renderer for building command-line interfaces (CLIs), bringing React components and hooks to terminal applications.
A beginner's guide to using the command line and Composer for developers, especially those familiar with WordPress.
A developer shares his personal Git command line aliases and how to create them in Bash and Fish shell.
An exploration of the Unix pipe command, its history, and the philosophy of simple, composable tools in software design.
Guide to installing and running the mtr network diagnostic tool on macOS using Homebrew and symbolic links.
A guide to creating time-saving Git command-line aliases for common tasks like committing, pushing, and branching.
A developer argues for using the terminal over GUIs for efficiency, customization, and the compounding benefits of aliases and scripts.