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 have a few aliases and one- or two-line scripts that I use for repetitive tasks every day, but the way I most often work is to group them together in one line, for instance to pull my config files, I run:
since it's in a subshell (the parentheses) it doesn't leave me in a different directory when it's finished and since it uses && throughout it doesn't do anything unless the previous command succeeded. I call this up by doing <ctrl-r>dotf<cr> and rely on it being in my shell history rather than making it an alias.
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I have a few aliases and one- or two-line scripts that I use for repetitive tasks every day, but the way I most often work is to group them together in one line, for instance to pull my config files, I run:
since it's in a subshell (the parentheses) it doesn't leave me in a different directory when it's finished and since it uses
&&throughout it doesn't do anything unless the previous command succeeded. I call this up by doing<ctrl-r>dotf<cr>and rely on it being in my shell history rather than making it an alias.