Software Engineer Handbook
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    • How to manage your time effectively
    • How to prepare for job interviews #1 : Digital Presence
    • How to prepare for job interviews #2 : At the interview
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    • Intro: Why computer science is critical
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  • Level 4: Productivity Handbook for Software Engineers
    • How I use Fig
    • Command line tools
    • Develop on the cloud
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  1. Level 4: Productivity Handbook for Software Engineers

Command line tools

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Last updated 2 years ago

Command line tools

General

  1. The necessary evil : brew

    The perfect solution to manage project package dependencies is through installing binaries directly with a locked version (a specific binary release not a a latest release), but it’s fine for personal usage to install tools that are not critical to running your project

  2. For search I use rg

  3. For managing my Github account, PRs, searching I use gh client program

  4. Get Notified by your terminal ‣

  5. Alias for listing (inside your .zchrc or your bash profile)

    alias ls=’ls -G’  // Enable colorized output 🎨

  6. Better than man pages, gives you examples and colorized output

  7. Forgot the password ? this tool show the wifi password you are using

    https://github.com/rauchg/wifi-password

Specialized

https://github.com/ahmetb/kubectx

Extra

rg(1) - ripgrep - Debian testing - Debian Manpages
GitHub CLI
tldr pages
AWS Command Line Interface
Chmod Command Cheat Sheet & Quick Reference
ngrok - Online in One Line