Great list! I use httpie instead of curl. Bat instead of cat. Exa instead of ls. Modd is also a great tool for developers.
Interesting! Would you mind going into more detail about how each of those improves upon their counterparts, or otherwise what they bring to the table?
httpie is a much more user-friendly alternative to curl, that allow pretty-printing and a lot of other cool features.
Bat is a paginated alternative to cat that also allow pretty-printing your code in the terminal.
Exa is also an alternative to ls with default pretty-print feature and git integration.
modd is a filesystem watcher that allows you to automate everything. I use it to run my unit tests or my server-side app when the codebase changes.
I'd like to know the answer to that too.
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Great list!
I use httpie instead of curl.
Bat instead of cat.
Exa instead of ls.
Modd is also a great tool for developers.
Interesting! Would you mind going into more detail about how each of those improves upon their counterparts, or otherwise what they bring to the table?
httpie is a much more user-friendly alternative to curl, that allow pretty-printing and a lot of other cool features.
Bat is a paginated alternative to cat that also allow pretty-printing your code in the terminal.
Exa is also an alternative to ls with default pretty-print feature and git integration.
modd is a filesystem watcher that allows you to automate everything. I use it to run my unit tests or my server-side app when the codebase changes.
I'd like to know the answer to that too.