In this article, we'll explore a simple trick that can save you hours of typing repetitive commands in the terminal. As developers, we spend a substantial amount of time executing commands on the terminal. Whether it's navigating through directories, running scripts, changing Node.js versions, or version control commands, manually typing

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Learn how to add aliases to terminal commands in Linux and Mac. Save time and boost developer productivity by creating shortcuts for repetitive commands. Find out how to create dynamic aliases and multiple command aliases, as well as how to delete aliases.

How to Add Aliases to Terminal Commands in Linux and Mac

How to Create an Alias that Persists Across Sessions

How to Create an Alias for Multiple Commands

<p>What if you no longer had to configure aliases? What if the shell remembered your commands and suggested them in the right context after just a few keystrokes? I don’t want complicated configurations. I don’t care whether I’m using zsh, bash, gitbash, or powershell. Most of the time, I use CLI tools that are the same across different systems. That’s exactly what I want in a terminal - consistency. And that’s why I built Cogno. It’s still a long way to my dream terminal. But I’m happy to walk that path. Maybe someone else will join too. www.cogno.rocks</p>
