Invest in your terminal to become a better developer
A developer argues for using the terminal over GUIs for efficiency, customization, and the compounding benefits of aliases and scripts.
A developer argues for using the terminal over GUIs for efficiency, customization, and the compounding benefits of aliases and scripts.
An article advocating for the use of plain text and the terminal over graphical interfaces for software engineering tasks, citing efficiency and flexibility.
A developer shares their favorite productivity apps and tools for coding, workflow automation, and time management on macOS and mobile.
A developer shares their experience switching from the Solarized to the Gruvbox color theme and using Redshift to reduce eye strain.
A beginner's guide to using the UNIX/Mac OS command line, covering basic navigation, file creation, and essential terminal commands.
A technical guide to enabling true-color support and italics in Neovim, tmux, and gnome-terminal for improved terminal aesthetics.
A developer details the hardware and software setup process for integrating a vintage DEC VT220 terminal into their modern Linux workflow for reading email.
A developer shares a simple terminal script to create Bitbucket pull requests, offering a CLI alternative to the web interface.
A guide to automating Xcode plugin installation using Fastlane, enabling developers to manage and sync their plugin setup across machines.
Using tmux to manage separate displays for live coding presentations, reducing stress by syncing projector and local screens.
A developer shares their favorite Git aliases for streamlining common version control tasks in the terminal.
Explains how to use Bash's $_ and !$ to reuse the last parameter from a terminal command, saving time and keystrokes.
A guide to packaging iOS IPA files with Swift code using a custom terminal script, addressing issues in automated build pipelines.
A developer shares the Piperita theme for Mac OS X Terminal, a customized color scheme and prompt based on the Peppermint theme.
A quick terminal command to permanently unhide the ~/Library folder in OS X Mountain Lion and later versions.