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Abhiraj Bhowmick · 2 years ago

Command Prompt tricks you did not know

Change colors You can change color using the following command in cmd. color <color-code> The following command will give you a list of all the colors you can use in cmd: help color...
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Boyan Iliev · 2 years ago

How to get the size of a directory in Linux

Introduction Linux is one of the most popular operating systems in the world. It is Unix-like, and it is also open-source. Quite a big percentage of developers use Linux because it can be cu...
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Tony Lea · 3 years ago

Best 5 NPM Command Line Games 🎮

Have you ever been inside of terminal and said to yourself, "I wish I could play a quick game of Pong." Yeah, me either, but if that ever comes up, here are 5 cool games that you c...
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Bobby Iliev · 3 years ago

What is Laravel Zero and how to get started?

Introduction Laravel Zero is an open-source PHP framework that can be used for creating console applications. Laravel Zero is not an official Laravel package but was created by Nuno Maduro,...
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Tony Lea · 7 years ago

Customizing Your Terminal using Oh My Zsh

In this video we'll teach you how you can customize your terminal command prompt.One of the most popular tools for customizing your terminal is called Oh My ZSH, and using this tool you can...

Tony Lea · 8 years ago

How to edit your bash prompt

Learn how to edit your bash shell prompt. It's really easy. To change your bash shell prompt you will enter in the following in your ~/.bash_profile or .bashrc file:

Tony Lea · 9 years ago

Fortune, Cowsay, and LOLcat

Check out this awesome configuration you can add to your shell or terminal prompt. Every-time you open a new terminal or shell prompt it will display a colorful fortune from a cow. The three...

Tony Lea · 9 years ago

Homebrew

Homebrew is a command line tool that allows you to install apps, packages, and many other cool tools for Mac. In this short video we will walk you through on how to install homebrew and then...

Tony Lea · 10 years ago

How to Open Sublime Text via Terminal

Back when I was using TextMate I was easily able to navigate to a directory in terminal and type 'mate .' and open up a specific file or directory in TextMate. Well with Sublime Text 2 you c...

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