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4d ago · 4 min read · GitHub 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 ex

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Getting Started with cURL

May 31 · 6 min read · Every 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 some

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I Built a Terminal Typing App Because I Was Tired of Leaving My Terminal

May 28 · 5 min read · As 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, eve

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Destino: Doom in Your Terminal, Powered by Node.js FFI

May 19 · 10 min read · Destino 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. Ma

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How I Built yt-cli: A Terminal YouTube Player with SponsorBlock, Infinite Radio, and Downloads

May 17 · 3 min read · Why 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 inside

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I built a Slack TUI in a week

May 17 · 7 min read · Slack 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 ru

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grep and find Commands in Linux

May 15 · 11 min read · Both commands sometimes are confusing because they can be used to "search" something. However, they behave differently. Command Searches for Example question find Filenames, folders, file types,

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ls Command in Linux

May 14 · 9 min read · After you understand the cd command here, you also need to understand the ls command. It stands for list and is basically to show the list of contents in a directory. For further usage, it can be cust

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I Built a Portfolio That Lives in Your Terminal — SSH Access, Go, Docker, GCP Free Tier

May 14 · 12 min read · Every step. Every mistake. Nothing skipped. If you haven't read the story behind why I built this, start here → My Portfolio Has No URL. Just an SSH Command. if you want to see what we're building,

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My Portfolio Has No URL, Just an SSH Command.

May 13 · 4 min read · Open your terminal and type this: ssh arshadakl.in No browser. No mouse. No loading spinner. Just your terminal and my portfolio running inside it. The interesting engineering problem wasn't buildin

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