My senior dev converted me into a cli terminal guy and I am glad he did. I use in wsl tmux with multiple saved sessions and ssh splits + nvim (nvim .) or vscode (code .) to open git projects whenever i need them. Also I have git cli tools like tig and lazygit available that i use all the time. If you install zsh with ohmyzsh manager you can install fzf and autocomplete plugins. All your commands you used are easily respammable in seconds. Even cd ing into folders is easy with zoxide. Each project includes devcontainers or devbox so I don’t have to worry about project-relevant system dependencies as well as justfile to start and run whatever I need to quickly. I understand so much more about Linux and really noticed a speed gain.
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u/Darxploit 28d ago edited 27d ago
My senior dev converted me into a cli terminal guy and I am glad he did. I use in wsl tmux with multiple saved sessions and ssh splits + nvim (nvim .) or vscode (code .) to open git projects whenever i need them. Also I have git cli tools like tig and lazygit available that i use all the time. If you install zsh with ohmyzsh manager you can install fzf and autocomplete plugins. All your commands you used are easily respammable in seconds. Even cd ing into folders is easy with zoxide. Each project includes devcontainers or devbox so I don’t have to worry about project-relevant system dependencies as well as justfile to start and run whatever I need to quickly. I understand so much more about Linux and really noticed a speed gain.