Hey, I really enjoyed your article "Modularizing React Applications with Established UI Patterns" Wondering if you'd consider making videos for the installments?😃
Instead of sourcing your shell, you can simply call it. Literally type zsh. Same as bash. Or a period space then the rc or whatever you're trying to relaunch.
@@icodeit.juntao no problem at all, I see people even closed the tty they're in, but the name bash or whatever you are using is the command to call it. It creates a new tty I believe and it will kill your aliases and etc. I usually set my prompt to something short to have more room. To do that in the prompt type PS1=">" in bash for sure. Fish and zsh are different. I used to be a bash lover, then using fish and ranger, I get a lot more done. And having dozens of aliases in my .bashrc. And functions, but I'm sure you know what I mean.
Agree. The default prompt of oh-my-zsh is pretty short and informative (pwd, git branch and a indicator of whether the working direction is dirty). I was a backend developer needed to login through tty to a headless server back to 2012, and I know what you mean about the screen room stuff, lol.
@@icodeit.juntao I hear ya, I'm just kind of in a bind because my laptop only has 8 gigs of mem, and I use gimp and visual code and after 20 minutes, it's getting hot and I have to stop for a few minutes because the fan is so loud lol. But ya. When it comes to working in a shell, every situation is different and now days, posix isn't as crucial. But I help people write scripts and they don't understand that there is an unlimited amount of redirect and piping you can do. I started to just write code straight from the cli, no color highlights or anything. just cat > whatever file and chmod + x that file and it's executable. Sometimes it will say you're supposed to be root. Then I gotta type sudo !! That runs the last command as super user. I get so tired of sudo lol. And I learned the hard way at first not to just log in as root everytime haha.
Hey, I really enjoyed your article "Modularizing React Applications with Established UI Patterns" Wondering if you'd consider making videos for the installments?😃
Hi Headiez, thanks for replying it's actually on my backlog.
I'll try to do that maybe this weekend.
Cheers!
Instead of sourcing your shell, you can simply call it. Literally type zsh.
Same as bash. Or a period space then the rc or whatever you're trying to relaunch.
Thanks for pointing it out Aron. Yeah, I used to use the period command `. ~/.zshrc`, I didn't know you can `zsh ~/.zshrc`, good tip!
@@icodeit.juntao no problem at all, I see people even closed the tty they're in, but the name bash or whatever you are using is the command to call it. It creates a new tty I believe and it will kill your aliases and etc.
I usually set my prompt to something short to have more room. To do that in the prompt type PS1=">" in bash for sure. Fish and zsh are different. I used to be a bash lover, then using fish and ranger, I get a lot more done. And having dozens of aliases in my .bashrc. And functions, but I'm sure you know what I mean.
Agree. The default prompt of oh-my-zsh is pretty short and informative (pwd, git branch and a indicator of whether the working direction is dirty).
I was a backend developer needed to login through tty to a headless server back to 2012, and I know what you mean about the screen room stuff, lol.
@@icodeit.juntao I hear ya, I'm just kind of in a bind because my laptop only has 8 gigs of mem, and I use gimp and visual code and after 20 minutes, it's getting hot and I have to stop for a few minutes because the fan is so loud lol. But ya. When it comes to working in a shell, every situation is different and now days, posix isn't as crucial. But I help people write scripts and they don't understand that there is an unlimited amount of redirect and piping you can do. I started to just write code straight from the cli, no color highlights or anything. just cat > whatever file and chmod + x that file and it's executable. Sometimes it will say you're supposed to be root. Then I gotta type sudo !! That runs the last command as super user. I get so tired of sudo lol. And I learned the hard way at first not to just log in as root everytime haha.