Aziz K.

Most search bars don’t need to hit the API on every keystroke. Debouncing fixes that. ➡️ Tiny React pattern. Huge UX difference. ➡️ Cleaner requests. Smoother typing. ➡️ Less unnecessary work. One of those patterns every frontend dev should know! ⚛️

Repo: github.com/sharkdp/hyperf…

📈 Which command is actually faster? Instead of guessing, benchmark it with "hyperfine". Compare things like: • grep vs ripgrep • npm vs pnpm • build scripts • tooling changes Example: hyperfine "npm run dev" ⚡️ Clean output. Real numbers. Useful insights.

Repo: github.com/tldr-pages/tldr

🛠️ Still Googling terminal commands every time? Try "tldr". A simpler alternative to "man" pages. Instead of huge documentation, you get: • practical examples • common usage • quick syntax help Example: tldr tar Much easier on the eyes & brain ⚡

Repo: github.com/dandavison/del…

✨ Still reading plain Git diffs? Try "delta". A CLI tool that makes your Git diffs easier to read with: • syntax highlighting • cleaner formatting • line numbers • side-by-side view Just run your usual: `git diff` …but better.

Repo: github.com/jesseduffield/…

🚨 Git doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Try "lazygit". A terminal UI for Git that makes it easier to: ⚡️ stage changes ⚡️ review diffs ⚡️ switch branches ⚡️ commit faster Just run: `lazygit` 🎉 And Git suddenly feels a lot less intimidating ⚡

Repo: github.com/junegunn/fzf

🚨 Still scrolling terminal history or hunting files manually? ⚡️ Try fzf. A fuzzy finder for your terminal. Use it to instantly search: ✅ Files ✅ Folders ✅ Command history ✅ Git branches Ctrl + R + fzf = game changer!

Repo: github.com/tmux/tmux

🚨 If you code with AI, terminals get busy fast. That’s where "tmux" shines. 👨🏻‍💻 Split your terminal into multiple panes: • code • tests • logs • git And even if SSH disconnects, your sessions keep running. Once you get used to tmux, going back feels weird.

Repo: Repo: github.com/micro-editor/m…

🚨 Still editing server files with vim... and forgetting how to exit? 😅 Try "micro". ❄️ A modern terminal text editor that feels familiar. You get: ✅ Syntax highlighting ✅ Mouse support ✅ Multiple cursors ✅ Ctrl+S, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V shortcuts Example: `micro .env`

🚨 Still editing server files with vim... and forgetting how to exit? 😅 Try "micro". ❄️ A modern terminal text editor that feels familiar. You get: ✅ Syntax highlighting ✅ Mouse support ✅ Multiple cursors ✅ Ctrl+S, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V shortcuts Example: `micro .env`

Tried working with Pydantic and Deepseek for the first time! Damn it's amazing and addictive!! 🔥

Repo: github.com/BurntSushi/rip…

🚨 Still using `grep -R` to search your codebase? 🚨 Try ripgrep (rg). A ridiculously fast recursive search tool built for developers. Example: `grep -R "useEffect" .` ❌ `rg useEffect` ✅ Respects .gitignore, skips junk, and feels instant.

That's amazing! 🔥