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When I'm learning a new toolset I have a habit of writing a cheat-sheet. The frequent command incantations, where params go, common "gotcha"/footgun.
by djbusby 3y ago
When I'm learning a new toolset I have a habit of writing a cheat-sheet. The frequent command incantations, where params go, common "gotcha"/footgun.
- ehnto 3y agoI do this in all projects I work on too, there is always lots of arbitrary knowledge in long running projects. I formalized it into a .notes folder inside every project and I have a command with useful note related tasks, that works out of the present directory .notes folder. I have the same for project tasks, so common bash tasks go into a script inside .tasks and I have a command runner that works similar to npm run.