I started using wrap terminal on mac, serves the basic purpose like colour-coding & auto-completion & it has a chatgpt like bot to help you search the command inside the terminal itself.
I’ve recently discovered oh my zsh. What a game changer, but they advise against using ‘source’ to reload any changes. Check out their git hub FAQ’s. 👍
Have you considered putting all of your brew installs in a Brewfile? Then you can `brew bundle` to grab all of you tools in one shot. I track the Brewfile and other dot files in a private git repo and set up a bunch of symlinks so that its fast to replace my machine, possible to git diff for tracking/fixing local toolchain breakages, and easy to share my settings with new hires.
A zsh this clean is almost like the Fish shell out of the box. Worth a try, it has abbreviations that expand before executing commands, this way only full commands enter your history.
I like all the tools you use, I have the same set.
A $HOME/.Brewfile is also nice, you can update your system with: brew bundle —global
Your writing is excellent! I have a question: How can I access the browser history through keyboard shortcuts? It would be helpful if this information could be displayed on the screen rather than within the browser itself, even when other applications are open. Thank you!
zsh-autosuggestions is great, will give it a shot.
My current setup is tmux and nvim and I'm loving it!
I started using wrap terminal on mac, serves the basic purpose like colour-coding & auto-completion & it has a chatgpt like bot to help you search the command inside the terminal itself.
I’ve recently discovered oh my zsh. What a game changer, but they advise against using ‘source’ to reload any changes. Check out their git hub FAQ’s. 👍
Congrats on the new role! Definitely going to be trying these out!
I love zsh complications. It saves tremendous amount of time
There are many good new tips in here.
Really helpful. Thanks for sharing.
I love that setup. Quite close to mine. Although I don't really understand why you need mcfly if you already use fzf.
Loved your setup, Jordan. Thanks for sharing. I think all of us will be interested in a post about remote development setup too!
Oh, and congratulations on your new role at Pinterest!
Have you considered putting all of your brew installs in a Brewfile? Then you can `brew bundle` to grab all of you tools in one shot. I track the Brewfile and other dot files in a private git repo and set up a bunch of symlinks so that its fast to replace my machine, possible to git diff for tracking/fixing local toolchain breakages, and easy to share my settings with new hires.
Great tips, I love the oh-my-zsh plugin!
A zsh this clean is almost like the Fish shell out of the box. Worth a try, it has abbreviations that expand before executing commands, this way only full commands enter your history.
I like all the tools you use, I have the same set.
A $HOME/.Brewfile is also nice, you can update your system with: brew bundle —global
Tmux is life altering. Highly recommend.
You should definitely try tmux. It is a game changer. Also, powerline >>>> starship ;)
Congratulations on the new role at Pinterest! Thanks for sharing your terminal setup, everything here is very useful!
Thanks for sharing! I'd add neovim + tmux to this for blazing fast productivity 😎
Your writing is excellent! I have a question: How can I access the browser history through keyboard shortcuts? It would be helpful if this information could be displayed on the screen rather than within the browser itself, even when other applications are open. Thank you!