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mikegrouchy.com | ||
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mbuffett.com
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| | | | | I've been working on a web project for a few months now and thought I'd take stock of the tools I've been using. So I went through my zsh_history (fun fact, since March I've run 3,950 commands for this project). These are only the "generic" tools, I've excluded any stack-specific tools, like ghci, pgcli, docker, spago, etc. I've also excluded obvious tools and built-ins, like ssh, scp, and git. {html,js,css}-beautify When I'm on the frontend, it's not uncommon to deal with minified code. I'll often pipe curl's output into one of these, before redirecting it into a file, ex. curl www.google.com | html-beautify > google.html. | |
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notes.neeasade.net
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srijan.ch
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| | | | | Bare bones emacs configuration from when I first started using Emacs | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | Still in search of a Kubernetes development environment I can run on my development machine that somewhat replicates, I was recently introduced to both the multipass and microk8s projects from Canonical. multipass is a prerequisite for microk8s, so let's start there. With multipass, you can easily launch and run Ubuntu virtual machines with a single command. ? multipass launch --name foo Launched: foo With a virtual machine in hand, you can run execute arbitrary commands on the machine using the exec subcommand. | ||
