Welcome to the fourth edition of Developer Tooling, a newsletter enhancement for Freek Van der Herten's popular and high-quality newsletter, geared towards Software Engineering and related fields.
ots | Github
What it does: Share end-to-end encrypted secrets with others via a one-time URL.
What we like: Feature-complete, secure.
What we don't like: no GUI option.
yazi | Github
What it does: Blazing fast terminal file manager written in Rust, based on async I/O.
What we like: Feature-complete, regular commits.
What we don't like: Some features seem to be overkill for a terminal-based file manager.
dive | Github
What it does: A tool for exploring each layer in a docker image.
What we like: Extremely useful for reducing docker image sizes; easy to use.
What we don't like: no command-line arguments to automatically analyze the images (must be done using the TUI).
aider | Github
What it does: AI code assistant in your terminal.
What we like: Works well, can connect to most hosted models via API, and supports the top models by default.
What we don't like: Under heavy development (over 12k commits), zero-point release means breaking changes are possible.
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