I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I use fzf as a plugin, but I also have a couple of shell scripts to start things up. My most used one I call vrg and it allows me to search for something using whatever seach tool I have installed, select the matches I want through fzf (if installed) and open them all in my configured EDITOR because I love being generic.
It's a bit pointless, tbh, because the same script that installs vrg also installs all the dependencies I prefer. I could have made it a quick alias! But it's become a workflow habit.
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I use
fzfas a plugin, but I also have a couple of shell scripts to start things up. My most used one I callvrgand it allows me to search for something using whatever seach tool I have installed, select the matches I want throughfzf(if installed) and open them all in my configuredEDITORbecause I love being generic.It's a bit pointless, tbh, because the same script that installs
vrgalso installs all the dependencies I prefer. I could have made it a quick alias! But it's become a workflow habit.