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When I set up my Windows computer, I had the chance to take another look at the shell I’m using. The three main ones out there are Bash, Zsh, and Fish. I knew of Bash. I used Zsh previously. But how would Fish fare? I’ve heard great things about it, ...
I manage Kubernetes workloads on daily-basis, but the official tool kubectl make this task very tedious. I've tried out some popular alternatives, but they all lacked the flexibility of the shell. Eventually, I've built a small command line tool to h...
yrwehere.hashnode.dev
NuShell is an alternative shell. It has many features that are pretty useful such as table as output, filtering the columns and rows or searching them. That's why it is safe to say that it's not Bash compatible but being quite useful for what it curr...
erayerdin.hashnode.dev
The idea is to build a simple tool that allows for quick exploration of the filesystem. The file list can be navigated using arrow keys and filtered with fuzzy-search. It's rather an overhauled cd tool than a real file explorer, but it served as a co...
Having briefly explained what a test is we can come to an inevitable conclusion that having only a single test is never enough. We usually write a lot of them and it is useful to group them. Assuming that the tests we are using conform to the contra...
When joining a new project (and maybe even in a previously unknown programming language) we can get overwhelmed by the complexity of the test suites. Sometimes it can even be a nightmare to run them, not to mention understand what is going on. There ...
Note: This is a repost from This blogger post to tests hashnode functionalities I've done this various times in so different ways and for different services but in the end internally everything boils down to the xcodebuild command to build and test...
nacho4d.hashnode.dev
I'm filing this as a TIL because, while it wasn't T, I did L it very recently and it was a new trick that impacted on around 25 years if prior working practice. I think it must have been around 1991 when I first encountered 4DOS. While I'd used the o...
blog.davep.dev
I work with Docker all the time. Ditching my MAMP stack for Docker was one of the most convenient and useful decisions I've ever made. If you are interested in Docker you should take a look at my current Docker Stack which describes how I use Docker ...
I was asked today can you run a cronjob only once. My initial answer was no you cannot as the least you can run a cronjob at is yearly. But using cron commands you can delete a cron after it's been executed, this way the cronjob runs and then delete...
Daveismyname.hashnode.dev
