Today I learned about...
terminal

TIL about tuicr!

It’s a TUI for code review with vim keybindings (you know we love that ❤️)! More and more, I find myself living in the terminal, and my overall satisfaction with my work is increasing 😂.

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TIL about herdr! It’s a great terminal multiplexer when working with AI agents!

I’m still and probably will always be a tmux fanboy, but when working on my home server, using this over herdr has been great, because let’s be real, I ain’t gonna spend the time to throw up my entire dotfiles config in an ephemeral VM that I’ll probably delete by the end of the month lol. 😂

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TIL about tldr; a community driven endeavour that compliments the traditional man pages!

~/blog main !1 ?1 > tldr clear                                                                                                                                                          11:35:28
warning: 1 page(s) found for other platforms:
1. windows (tldr --platform windows clear)

  clear

  Clears the screen of the terminal.
  More information: https://manned.org/clear.

  Clear the screen:

    clear

  Clear the screen but keep the terminal's scrollback buffer (equivalent to pressing <Ctrl l> in Bash):

    clear -x

  Indicate the type of terminal to clean (defaults to the value of the environment variable TERM):

    clear -T type_of_terminal

  Display the version of ncurses used by clear:

    clear -V

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Til about zoxide which is a faster and more robust cd alternative; it lets you navigate your filesystem faster and more reliably.

 z ~/Documents/new-blog
 z ~/Documents/rehype-code-titles

# Go back to the last directory (new-blog)
z -

# Go to the `new-blog` directory
z rehype-code-titles

# Go back to your home directory
z

# open a fzf menu of possible entries that begin with `re`
zi re<SPACE><TAB>

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So I switched over to neovim as my editor quite a while ago but to be honest, I’ve had a hard time grasping how to use telescope and ripgrep effectively. Thank god I have chatgpt around to help me figure out and explain basic commands!

So I’ve been going pretty hard on my neovim settings and trying to really embrace the command line when doing any sort of development work. Today I learned about something called lazygit which is a terminal gui for git.