with ZSH you have already set up alias for Git, and I installed example wiht mine: plugins=(git bower osx colored-man-pages colorize brew npm)
here the alias set up github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/...
But I have Zplug to manage more plugin and on is very cool here:
zplug "plugins/git", from:oh-my-zsh
If you typing the same cmd, with zsh I just use the autocompletion?
I guess it make sense to use ZSH but I am a windows user and I don't want to install more stuff. That's why this works for me.
Again, important part is the functions and how you call them (using bash, zsh, etc) is very personal to the user using it. They can be used anywhere. Even the alias names can be changed based on the user preference.
the important it's the consistency and stays DRY (don't repeat your self).
And the productivity is important too.
I can start to work slowly because Windows or other software, but my boss doesn't go to understand the purpose?
I tried and I'm more productive on Mac osx, Windows with virus and co, I didn't go anywhere then Linux can be a good fit for me too, I'm working on Debian and Ubuntu sometimes.
It's really similar to mac osx.
Yeah by my opinion mac is more user-friendly for developers, but what I noticed for myself is that I really enjoy more working on it, and my mood can increase productivity not tools, you can find similar tools for windows, and something can be even better, I have friends who really don't like mac os, I'm sure that theirs productivity is much better on windows
I think someone has to say it to you, there are people with different opinions even with different tastes. You should know that it isn't called marginality
with ZSH you have already set up alias for Git, and I installed example wiht mine:
plugins=(git bower osx colored-man-pages colorize brew npm)here the alias set up
github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/...
But I have Zplug to manage more plugin and on is very cool here:
zplug "plugins/git", from:oh-my-zshIf you typing the same cmd, with zsh I just use the autocompletion?
I guess it make sense to use ZSH but I am a windows user and I don't want to install more stuff. That's why this works for me.
Again, important part is the functions and how you call them (using bash, zsh, etc) is very personal to the user using it. They can be used anywhere. Even the alias names can be changed based on the user preference.
the important it's the consistency and stays DRY (don't repeat your self).
And the productivity is important too.
I can start to work slowly because Windows or other software, but my boss doesn't go to understand the purpose?
Maybe you would be even faster on windows who knows :)
I tried and I'm more productive on Mac osx, Windows with virus and co, I didn't go anywhere then Linux can be a good fit for me too, I'm working on Debian and Ubuntu sometimes.
It's really similar to mac osx.
Yeah by my opinion mac is more user-friendly for developers, but what I noticed for myself is that I really enjoy more working on it, and my mood can increase productivity not tools, you can find similar tools for windows, and something can be even better, I have friends who really don't like mac os, I'm sure that theirs productivity is much better on windows
I'm sure you're friends are very marginal.
I think someone has to say it to you, there are people with different opinions even with different tastes. You should know that it isn't called marginality
Hi,
Did you manage to add the "git helpers"?
I'm also using oh-my-zsh on my mac with git plugin enabled.
to see the alias associate to git type:
alias | grep gitbut again I'm using a plugin to help me to use the alias and force to remember it.
It's very helpfull when you have like me 390 alias:
alias | wc390 1346 12969
git helpers is not a command in Git?
I'm not using zplug, however i do use alias | grep to find the alias I'm looking for.
I have managed to create a plugin for zsh that is based on git helpers. I'm not sure how to share this plugin