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The Command Line for Web Developers
About this episode
This episode is all about how to become comfortable and proficient with the command line. This one includes windows users too!
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Show Notes React 16
Command Line Power User Course
iTerm2
Hyper
Awesome Hyper
Cmder for Windows
Windows Subsystem Linux
Windows 10 Insiders Program
ZSH
Oh My ZSH - You'll want to start here, not on zsh.org
Fish Shell
Oh My Fish
Fisherman
Bass
ZSH Autosuggestion
ZSH Syntax Highlighting
z Frecent (GET THIS)
Tree
Brew
Brew Cask
Trash CLI
YouTube-DL
Wes' Video on youtube-dl
pbcopy
ZSH Extract
.. or ... or .... or ..... or ......
!! re-runs the last command (careful!)
cd - back to last folder - this works with lots of commands like git checkout -
⌘ + K to clear. ⌘ + R to clear but maintain scrollback
Cobalt2 for ZSH + iTerm2
Cobalt2 for Hyper
Patched Powerline Fonts
Slavic Cat
Wild Cherry
Sick Picks Scott: Source Making
Wes: My Fitness Pal
Tweet us your tips! Wes Bos
Scott Tolinski
Make sure to include @SyntaxFM
Shameless Plugs
Level Up Tuts - check out scott's new shopping cart!
Wes just updated his ES6 course!
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