Today I learned about watchexec, a cross-platform file watcher that replaced entr in my development workflow with better defaults and intuitive usage patterns for Hugo, Rust, and Go projects.
Getting started with Vagrant for creating reproducible development environments. Using Vagrant to test Ansible playbooks across multiple Linux distributions with simple text-based VM configurations.
An exploration of why corporate Windows/Mac development environments with VM workarounds fail to provide the productivity and experience that native Linux offers to power users.
Today I learned about Lens 4.2 release for Kubernetes management, discovered a comprehensive shell scripting field guide, and found darkhttpd for lightweight HTTP serving.
Today I discovered five excellent Rust-based CLI tools: bottom, dust, procs for system monitoring, xh for HTTP requests, and nip.io for wildcard DNS resolution.
Today I learned about i Hate Regex, a comprehensive and user-friendly regex cheat sheet with interactive examples and common patterns for developers who struggle with regular expressions.
Today I learned about VSCode Tinder, a humorous video that presents Visual Studio Code features in the style of a dating app interface.
Today I learned about Rust systems programming through terminal applications, backend development patterns, Pi-hole networking setup, and various development productivity tools and resources.
Today I learned about advanced Python code quality tools, CPython internals resources, and modern development practices from my archive of learning notes.
Today I learned about essential modern development tools, from better command-line utilities to web frameworks, that significantly improve developer productivity and workflow.