10 tiny helper scripts for devs!
A small collection of my productivity scripts to get things done » DEV Community | dev.to
Productivity
7 habits that will make you a better developer
Habits are the cornerstone of success. At least that’s what I believe. In case one wants to become a… » DEV Community | dev.to
Joplin Desktop, Joplin para Terminal y WebClipper
Joplin junto al orgmode, se está convirtiendo en una aplicación imprescindible para mi. Me permite tener sincronizadas mis notas en todos mis dispositivos, gracias a mi servidor webdav. » uGeek Blog | ugeek.github.io
22 Things You Should Give Up If You Want To Be A Successful Developer
When you become good at something, you can hit a wall in your development. No matter how hard you… » DEV Community | dev.to
21 best productivity tools suggested by the Dev.to community
Hi, This is based on the “Can you suggest me Free productivity tools?” post of mine. I am… » DEV Community | dev.to
Using Bash-Preexec for monitoring the runtime of your last command
Put the runtime of your previous command in your terminal prompt using Bash-Preexec » Writing by Jake McCrary | jakemccrary.com
5 npm Tips and Tricks to Help You Boost Your Productivity
By Niall Maher While this article will likely boost your productivity, at the very least it will also impress some of your colleagues with your new skills. People will now perceive you as smarter and potentially more interesting. ? I’ve kept away fro… » freeCodeCamp.org | freecodecamp.org
Ideas para ser mas productivo con Vim
Vim es un editor para ser altamente productivo, pero tiene una curva de aprendizaje fuerte. Aquí te indico ideas para ser mas productivo con Vim. » atareao con Linux | atareao.es
Un diario en el terminal
Si llevas un diario personal o para el trabajo, y estás acostumbrado al uso del terminal, puedes combinar ambas con un diario en el terminal. Un todo en uno » atareao con Linux | atareao.es
Use Vim to manage your task list and access Reddit and Twitter
Last year, I brought you 19 days of new (to you) productivity tools for 2019. » Kevin Sonney | opensource.com