Understanding shell redirection
When I was learning to use the shell for the first time I remember teaching myself to do things as I ran into problems, and the first problem I ran into was how to take the output of one command and write it to a file or pipe it a second command.
Read more →A new new new blog
Yeah it’s another blog update, just really some style updates and looking back at something I did a long time ago and say what the heck was I thinking?
Read more →Never use git submodules
I’m writing this as a reminder to my future self never to use git submodules.
Read more →The stages of a side project
One experience of mine, though it has roughly mapped to previous side projects:
Read more →Using GitLab CICD for your static blog
In the process of making all of my private repositories public on Github and moving off of GitHub pages I have also decided to move most of my repos over to GitLab.
Read more →Removing all of my private repos from GitHub
Today I decided to remove all private repositories from GitHub.
Read more →Building cmdchallenge using Lambda and API Gateway in the AWS free-tier with Docker and Go
Have you ever thought about building a side-project for fun without spending a lot on hosting?
Read more →User Submitted Solutions
Adding to the interesting 191 ways to echo hello world I’ve now added the ability to see user-submitted solutions to cmdchallenge.
Read more →figlet breakout
I was looking for a cool ending for cmdchallenge and decided to dust off a 2 year old javascript project which created a breakout game from figlet fonts.
Read more →191 ways to echo hello world on the command line
It’s been about 12 days since the launch of cmdchallenge, a weekend project to create some common command-line tasks that can be done in a single line of bash.
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