
Jeffrey Way @jeffrey_way
Just in case you didn't know this was a thing, if you're trying to scan for an old terminal command you ran a while back, type the first few characters and then press ctrl+r. https://t.co/UZ91f2pPE3
Jeffrey Way @jeffrey_way
Just in case you didn't know this was a thing, if you're trying to scan for an old terminal command you ran a while back, type the first few characters and then press ctrl+r. https://t.co/UZ91f2pPE3
Wes Bos @wesbos
🔥 Free up hard drive space and delete node_modules folders Run `npx npkill` https://t.co/m8tJJnvmw2
Daniel Coulbourne @DCoulbourne
?tip from my pairing session with @stauffermatt If you want to programmatically send input to Artisan Tinker, just echo your input and pipe it to Tinker. (Works nicely for setup scripts) https://t.co/MxHHpQisbu
Samantha Geitz @SamanthaGeitz
Struggling to get Laravel Nova working in a CI environment like @CodeShip because your auth.json is gitignored? TIL Composer has a config command you can run before the rest of your build process (and you can pass it env vars!) ? https://t.co/QBvDEbd9RB https://t.co/kr4gPIObYV
? - Dad Driven Developer @AnthonyTerrell
Over the weekend I was ?programming with @deaniusol and learned about `cd -`, which changes directory to your previous directory. I honestly never knew about it :) https://t.co/1DKWDS592T
Antonio Ribeiro @iantonioribeiro
When everything you try to fix npm fails: > npm-fresh https://t.co/JaTcIu8gaD
John Papa @John_Papa
?Tip of the day ? I find this very helpful when working with node and npm The -- is a special flag that allows you to pass parameters to the underlying script? Did you know ? https://t.co/zNF7IQQDST
Stanislav Katkov @5katkov
Just a reminder for OSX users that use 'brew' as a package manager. Run `brew cleanup` regularly, saves gigabytes of storage on hard-drives.
Radimir Bitsov @radibit
TIL quick and easy way to create dummy files with certain size for testing purposes e.g. ? `mkfile -n 15m banana.pdf` This will create an empty 15 MB PDF file ? #devtips #webdev
Nick Janetakis @nickjanetakis
In #bash, you can use FUNCNAME to get a list of functions in the call stack. This is really useful if you want to know the name of the function that called the current function you're in. In that case you could do: echo "${FUNCNAME[1]}"
Nick Janetakis @nickjanetakis
If you want to grep a file for `--version` you can't just do `grep --version myfile` because grep will parse --version as its own argument, but you can get around this by using `grep -- --version myfile`. Anything after `--` won't count as a command line arg to grep #bash #unix
Nick Janetakis @nickjanetakis
Use #grep and #zip to zip up files that contain specific words: $ grep -rnwl . -e "term" | zip https://t.co/NHSyzl3lHC -@ , thx #unix tools https://t.co/SdIWzeajvC