I mentioned lazygit the other day, a project I find to have a tremendously well done interface for being entirely at the command line. As frustrated as I get with tmux sometimes (the scrolling and the copying text, ughgkh), I still find it to be useful and impressive that “UI” can exist at all in […]
I’ve long been a GUI guy for using Git (🔗). It just makes sense to me to clearly visually see an manipulate the files I’m staging and committing, seeing nice lists of current branches and PRs at a glance, and seeing the diffs and conflicts in a dedicated UI. But I get it, a lot […]
Do you have a project where every time you open up that project’s root folder in VS Code, you need to run something like npm run dev to get started working? It’s likely that spins up the compiler and server and such needed to see and work on the site. Myself, I’ve got lots of […]
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