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When you know the commands by memory, the terminal is hands-down the fastest way of interfacing with a computer. The trouble is when you're using a new command
by mschrage 6y ago
When you know the commands by memory, the terminal is hands-down the fastest way of interfacing with a computer. The trouble is when you're using a new command or toolchain and don't know the commands by heart.
For instance, code signing and notarizing a Mac app is a huge pain. It's not the kind of thing I do all the time, but it took quite a while to figure it out. I spent a few hours piecing together StackOverflow answers, assorted blog posts, and the threads on Apple's Developer Forum before I got it to work. It would be great if this workflow could be encapsulated an app.