Best of CLIJuly 2022

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    Avatar of vscodeVisual Studio Code·4y

    The VS Code Server

    The Visual Studio Code Server (private preview) is available now. It lets you use VS Code locally to develop applications "remotely" on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), in Docker containers, and on remote physical or virtual machines you manage over SSH. This is just the first step along the path towards a fully unified code manage that lets you manage both the desktop and the server.

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    Gotop is a Cool CLI System Monitor Tool for Linux

    Gotop is a ‘terminal based graphical activity monitor, inspired by gtop and vtop, this time written in Go’ It’s free, open source software available for most Unix-based systems, not just Linux. The default dashboard loaded by running gotop is well proportioned and displays the most important stats.

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    t3-oss/create-t3-app: Quickest way to start a new web app with full stack typesafety

    create-t3-app is an opinionated, full-stack, typesafe Next.js project. Get started with the T3 Stack by running npx create- t3- app@latest. Watch Theo's overview on Youtube here. See the full documentation for more details on the project.

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    This Code Works! — Getting your Linux Development Terminal Ready with AWS CLI

    IaC and CLI are the two sides of the same Cloud Coin when it comes to infrastructure resource management. Together they are the real Power Duo!