Best of CLI — December 2023

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   DEV·2y

   Make Your Linux Terminal Enjoyable to Use

   Learn how to make your Linux terminal more enjoyable by using ZSH, Oh-My-Zsh, custom plugins, and custom themes. Also, discover popular Git aliases.

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   Community Picks·2y

   n0-computer/iroh: Sync anywhere

   Iroh is a protocol for syncing and moving bytes on any device. It is built on a magic socket and establishes QUIC connections between peers. You can use Iroh as a Rust library or a CLI.

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   ITNEXT·2y

   Arkade: An Open Source Marketplace For Developer Tools 🔝

   Arkade is an open-source marketplace for developer tools that simplifies the process of installing and managing CLI tools, Kubernetes applications, and system packages. It offers a one-stop-shop solution for developers, making it easier to find and install the latest versions of their favorite tools.

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   It's Foss·2y

   11 Fish Shell Features That Make it More Awesome Than Bash

   Fish shell provides a range of features including syntax highlighting, autosuggestions, interactive man page for command options, abbreviations instead of aliases, extensive web-based help, web-based configuration, automatic CD, easier path navigation, interactive history search, universal variables, and private mode.

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   Web Tools Weekly·2y

   JS Grouping, React Tools, Git/CLI, VS Code Tools

   The article discusses the use of the grouping operator in JavaScript, its role in evaluating mathematical expressions, and its use with arrow functions.

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   Stream·2y

   Building Your First Android and iOS App With React Native CLI

   This post provides a step-by-step guide on building your first Android and iOS app with React Native CLI. It covers the prerequisites, installation of dependencies, setting up the development environment, and running the app on iOS and Android devices.

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   Code Maze·2y

   Using the CLI to Build and Run .NET Applications

   This article explores how to use the CLI to build and run .NET applications. It covers creating a new project, running the application, building the application, adding package references, publishing the project, creating a solution, and testing the solution using the CLI.

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