0:40 One-letter "commands" are easy, yes, and they can be dangerous because it is much easier to type one letter wrong, instead of one word. For that reason it's good Linux commands themselves, have two letters minimum
Liked the talk except that some of them can be much simpler. For example, to get the top git directory: $ cd $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel) Instead of that complex function with while loops.
The vim function code does not work as explained here. I made a different version, but it's not as simple and cutesy, which kind of defeats the cutesy-hacky-super-neato philosophy here. Although I could just be an idiot, which I'm advertising out loud just in case: stackoverflow.com/questions/65419739/why-does-this-git-grep-vim-shortcut-bash-code-not-work-as-advertised
my hero. so you found a video that i beneath you. how hard did you look for it. And then you stuck around watched it all and stuck around some more to write this comment :) You must be an elite bash warrior. Can i call you sensei?
`git reset --hard origin/master` in aliases. you are playing with fire 😂
Finally I get to watch a linux video where i am pretty sure I know more than the speaker.
the way this hyperventillating man laughs while he speaks is very endearing.
Misleading title. Better: 20 Git aliases for Bash
+O0oOo8oOo0O thanks, you saved me 5 minutes
If you don't use "aah" as an alias to 'push it' ... you're dead inside
Wait what
Click here to browse other Ignite talks: goo.gl/hShrd2
4:11 semicolons can be used to mark the start of a new command, on a same line. Thus, they are useless at the end of the line. No ?
0:40 One-letter "commands" are easy, yes, and they can be dangerous because it is much easier to type one letter wrong, instead of one word. For that reason it's good Linux commands themselves, have two letters minimum
I love that your initials are literally SKrum 🤣 born to be an IT lover
i think those that have to do with scrum do not always share the love
Liked the talk except that some of them can be much simpler.
For example, to get the top git directory:
$ cd $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
Instead of that complex function with while loops.
How I wish I understood 5% of that.
useful! thanks!
The vim function code does not work as explained here. I made a different version, but it's not as simple and cutesy, which kind of defeats the cutesy-hacky-super-neato philosophy here. Although I could just be an idiot, which I'm advertising out loud just in case:
stackoverflow.com/questions/65419739/why-does-this-git-grep-vim-shortcut-bash-code-not-work-as-advertised
Anyway, the last one was good
Interesting stuff 👍
Where are the double quotes? :)
thanks
This is advanced I'm already scared
Baby’s first bash
Alias c=clear
@Learn Linux yeah i used to do it..... then i changed to this :)
Im not a ninja or a spiderman in bash. But i can say.this is a basic stuff.
some people are on basic level and profit from this.
what are you gonna do about that? :)
Woooooow
nice
I know how aliases work. Thank you.
Next session : scripts
my hero. so you found a video that i beneath you. how hard did you look for it.
And then you stuck around watched it all and stuck around some more to write this comment :)
You must be an elite bash warrior. Can i call you sensei?