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Raghavan alias Saravanan Muthu

A Technical evangelist with a good number of years on Java, now exploring new things on Web and other languages.

Oct 22, 2019

TIL - Asciinema - awesome terminal recording utility

Hey Hashnode folks, This is my post to the #TIL (Today I Learnt) Series. I have learnt about an interesting tool called Asciinema - if you want to split and read, it is ASCII Cinema. It is a simple, lightweight and awesome utility that records the ...

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#til #terminal #dev-tools #tools #programming

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Sandeep Panda

co-founder, Hashnode

Oct 23, 2019

Awesome find!! :-) Looks pretty neat -- thanks for sharing. :)

Welcome Sandeep Panda, My pleasure.

Raghavan alias Saravanan Muthu

A Technical evangelist with a good number of years on Java, now exploring new things on Web and other languages.

Oct 23, 2019

Max Weber

Senior Software Engineer

Oct 23, 2019

Interesting, I am not sure if it replaces a proper readme.md but I can imagine that it will help me in some presentation and training that I host.

Raghavan alias Saravanan Muthu

A Technical evangelist with a good number of years on Java, now exploring new things on Web and other languages.

Oct 23, 2019

Thank you Max Weber, yeah you can check that out but i doubt on the readme.md file as it a behind the scenes utility to capture the keystrokes.

Dave Pearson

Developer, Emacs addict, geek. Hangs out with bioinformaticians as his day job.

Oct 23, 2019

It is a handy method of augmenting a README file though. Showing off some CLI tool inside a README with animated examples can help flesh things out a bit (as long as they're extra examples anyway). For example see the README in github.com/davep/eg.el