This episode is a little different from our normal format. When you listen to podcasts, watch Youtube videos or even sit in a conference room listening to a speaker, they almost always will mention things and assume you know what they are talking about. And lets face it, we don't always know what they are talking about. In this episode, Jim asks Wolf questions. Questions about things you hear in other podcasts (maybe even ours) or other places and you don't really understand what ...
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This episode is a little different from our normal format. When you listen to podcasts, watch Youtube videos or even sit in a conference room listening to a speaker, they almost always will mention things and assume you know what they are talking about. And lets face it, we don't always know what they are talking about. In this episode, Jim asks Wolf questions. Questions about things you hear in other podcasts (maybe even ours) or other places and you don't really understand what ...
10: Command-Line Superpowers: Connecting Simple Tools for Complex Solutions
Runtime Arguments
1 hour 36 minutes
4 months ago
10: Command-Line Superpowers: Connecting Simple Tools for Complex Solutions
Most programmers are comfortable in their IDE but still click through file managers and manually handle repetitive tasks outside of it. You might know basic command line navigation, maybe even write the occasional script, but you're missing the real superpower: composition - the art of connecting existing tools to solve complex problems without writing any code. This episode reveals how thinking like a conductor rather than a programmer transforms your relationship with the command line. We'l...
Runtime Arguments
This episode is a little different from our normal format. When you listen to podcasts, watch Youtube videos or even sit in a conference room listening to a speaker, they almost always will mention things and assume you know what they are talking about. And lets face it, we don't always know what they are talking about. In this episode, Jim asks Wolf questions. Questions about things you hear in other podcasts (maybe even ours) or other places and you don't really understand what ...
