Best of CLI β€” 2021

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    Avatar of gcgitconnectedΒ·4y

    Top 30 Git Commands You Should Know To Master Git CLI

    Git is the most popular distributed version control system in the world. Learn the most essential Git commands to boost your productivity. Set up your username and email to link commits with your name. Cache your login credentials to avoid re-typing the username and password every time you perform a commit.

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    Avatar of phProduct HuntΒ·5y

    Noteli - An open source CLI tool to take notes

    Noteli is an Open Source CLI tool made especially for note-taking. Built using powers of TypeScript and security of Auth0 with MongoDB. Noteli would help developers to take notes quickly from the shell without wasting time through GUI :P Embed Collect Embed collect.

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    Avatar of awstipAWS TipΒ·4y

    Serverless Architecture Tech To Begin With

    When a device is offline, your customers should be able to continue to use your application, not only to access data but also to create and modify them. When the device comes back online, the application must reconnect to the backend, synchronize the data and resolve conflicts, if any. AWS A mplify with AppSync allow us to create web app quickly with built-in support for API, Authentication, and other basic services that most apps need.

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    Avatar of omgubomg! ubuntu!Β·5y

    10 Cool Command Line Apps for Ubuntu

    Command line tools can be used to search the web, stream music, or subtweet your secret crush. These command line tools aren’t the only ones available for each respective task, but they are are all easy to use, and easy to install. So scroll on to soak in a stellar assortment of the very best Linux terminal apps.

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    Avatar of changelogChangelogΒ·5y

    NvChad/NvChad: An attempt to make neovim cli as functional as an IDE while being very beautiful , blazing fast.

    NvChad has 38 plugins installed by default, yet it is still very fast because it uses the Packer plugin manager. Packer.nvim allows you to lazy load plugins, meaning they only get loaded when absolutely required. You can disable plugins you don't use in chardrc.lua .

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    Avatar of devtoDEVΒ·4y

    Agrippa 1.3 is out πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰

    The third minor version of Agrippa, the React component CLI, is finally out! Since v1.2.0 came out, we've grown by 120% (154 stars) over the course of just over 40 days. The new version was in the works for longer than the previous two; integration tests were a challenge to implement.

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    Avatar of reactnativeexampleReact Native ExampleΒ·5y

    The Next-Gen Crypto Wallet built using React Native

    The Coingrig Core Library is licensed under the License. The code is built using React-Native. The library has adopted a Code of Conduct that we expect project participants to adhere to. Please read the full text so that you can understand what actions will and will not be tolerated.

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    Avatar of dzDZoneΒ·4y

    Google Action With Node.js

    Google Actions can be developed using Firebase Cloud functions or a REST API endpoint. We will use the Google Actions Command Line Interface (Google actions CLI) to create, build, deploy and manage our Hello World Google Action. This post contains materials from different resources that can be seen in the Resources section. In this post, we will implement a Google Action for Google Assistant by using Node.js, yarn, and Firebase.

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    Avatar of ghblogGitHub BlogΒ·5y

    GitHub CLI 2.0 includes extensions!

    GitHub CLI 2.0 includes extensions, allowing anyone to make custom commands that build on the core functionality of the tool. Each extension is just a repository prefixed with gh- and you can easily define the extension. To learn more about creating extensions, check out the documentation and explore the repositories for the example extensions below.

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    Avatar of phProduct HuntΒ·4y

    Termwind - It's like Tailwind CSS, but for the PHP CLI apps

    Termwind allows you to build unique and beautiful PHP command-line applications, using the Tailwind CSS API with an HTML Renderer. In short, it's like Tailwindcss, but for the PHP command line applications. Termwind is free and open source, and can be downloaded from the GitHub site.