Git worktrees for a better parallel workflow
Git leads to a wealth of discoveries. Once SSH and GPG are set up, once dotfiles are under control and once a reasonable Git workflow has been …
Tag: Terminal
A retrospective on creating an impractical little tool just for fun
Sometimes, spending hundreds of hours on something that could easily have been achieved in a fraction of the time makes for a rewarding journey! While …
Git the gist of it: common commands for a working workflow
Git is such a fascinating piece of software. It is not the only distributed version control system out there, but it is certainly ubiquitous in that …
Using Google Sheets as a database to extract data converted to Markdown
Using Google Sheets API, this little tool reads a spreadsheet, extract relevant data and converts it into Markdown so it can be repurposed, in the …
Convenient and lightning fast backups with rsync
Cloud storage became affordable a long time ago while internet connection speeds have increased dramatically over the years. Yet, there is still a …
Managing dotfiles with a Git bare repository
Keeping configuration files under version control with a Git bare repository is a fast, elegant and convenient solution!
Ignoring Sync of Local Files to Dropbox on Linux
To make the most of Dropbox, it can make sense to backup the files you care the most about and skip the ones that simply take too long to upload and …
Black: A Python Formatter to Brighten Your Workflow
Meet Black, a superb Python code formatter that will automatically reformat your code in accordance to PEP-8 standards.
fzf - A Fuzzy Finder to Accomplish Anything
Search and, most importantly, finally find what you are looking for on your machine. If you rely on the terminal a lot, fzf may well be capable of …
Using Embedded Terminals Inside Neovim
Because every pixel counts, this neat trick will allow to use terminals inside Neovim and maximize the screen estate for a flawless integration with …