Aadrienclaireinshelldeck.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 3 min readI got tired of rebuilding every new workstation, so I built ShellDeckEvery developer or system administrator has their own "new machine" checklist. Mine looked something like this: Install Git Install PowerShell Install fzf Install bat Install eza Configure Stars00
ZMZeeshan Mukhtarinzeeshanmukhtar1.hashnode.dev·Jun 21 · 10 min read# How to Install Claude Code on WindowsSo you have heard people talk about Claude Code, this AI tool that lives in your terminal (or now, your desktop) and actually writes, edits, and fixes your code for you. You want in. Good news: instal00
RHrenan hafsarinlinux-notes.hashnode.dev·Jun 18 · 5 min readDisk UsageAlong the time, a directory can be occupied by many files and you need to know how much space is left either in byte or percentage. There are many ways to do so. See in detail See the summary of disk 00
AJAlan Jetarinjetar.hashnode.dev·Jun 15 · 10 min readmacOS Window Management: How I Replaced 10+ Apps with Browser + TerminalStruggling with macOS window management? I spent 6 months frustrated with slow animations, poor snapping, and constant app switching until I discovered a workflow that replaced 10+ desktop apps with j00
JSJinHyuk Sunginsjh9714.hashnode.dev·Jun 4 · 4 min readA Field Guide for Choosing GitHub CLI ExtensionsGitHub CLI has a healthy extension ecosystem, but choosing between extensions can still be surprisingly slow. gh extension search helps you find candidates. What it does not tell you is whether two ex00
SBSwastisunder Badatyainswasti.hashnode.dev·May 31 · 6 min readGetting Started with cURLEvery time you open website inside browser… your browser sends request to server. Then server sends response back. Very simple idea honestly. Something like this: Browser → Server → Response But some00
DGDebpriyo Ghosalinklycky-monkeytype-for-the-terminal.hashnode.dev·May 28 · 5 min readI Built a Terminal Typing App Because I Was Tired of Leaving My TerminalAs developers, we spend an absurd amount of time inside the terminal. We write code there. We run builds there. We manage servers there. We debug there. Some of us practically live there. And yet, eve11D
PIPaolo Insognainblog.platformatic.dev·May 19 · 10 min readDestino: Doom in Your Terminal, Powered by Node.js FFIDestino lets you play Doom right in your terminal using Node.js. It might sound like a joke, and that’s how it began. At the Node Collaborator Summit in London, Paolo made the classic DOOM comment. Ma51N
HHrithickinhrithick.hashnode.dev·May 17 · 3 min readHow I Built yt-cli: A Terminal YouTube Player with SponsorBlock, Infinite Radio, and DownloadsWhy I built yt-cli As a student developer, I spend a lot of time inside the terminal. I use it for coding, running local AI models, managing containers with Docker, and experimenting with tools inside00
GAGrant Ammonsingammons.hashnode.dev·May 17 · 7 min readI built a Slack TUI in a weekSlack was having a bad day on my machine. Typing :wave: was taking two seconds to autocomplete. Two seconds to autocomplete an emoji! The fan was spinning. The whole app felt sluggish. I have Slack ru00
