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Have Fun and Be Productive on the Command Line
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Have Fun and Be Productive on the Command Line

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Have Fun and Be Productive on the Command Line

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Abstract

When I first started computer science the Command Line was pretty intimidating to me, however, over the years I keep finding myself diving into it more and more.

In this talk I want to introduce to you how I go about using the command line by digging into the following:

  • Switching to z-shell and showing what it can provide
  • Showing how to switch fonts and themes
  • Introducing aliases for long cumbersome commands
  • Demonstrating fun techniques to sring commands together
  • Adding visual or auditory feedback to commands that have completed
  • List through several useful tools for disk usage, git managment, runnings npm scripts, quickly navigage around files and folders, and more
  • Having a little fun on the command line
  • Finding ways to build your own command line tool

My goal with this talk is to be very practical and enable you to start implementing some of these tips and tricks immediately.

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