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Some 20y ago I used "scratchpad" or whatever it was called to write short "bash" scripts and run them directly from that "notepad"... and it was a blast. I nev
by zeroq 1y ago
Some 20y ago I used "scratchpad" or whatever it was called to write short "bash" scripts and run them directly from that "notepad"... and it was a blast.
I never understood why it has to be so hard on Windows to enable users to do just a little bit of scripting like it's not 80's anymore.
- pacoWebConsult 1y agoLINQPad [1] is a terrific utility for this workflow with dotnet. I was part of a team where we built all kinds of runbooks, support utilities, and debugging tools with LINQPad using a common set of utility functions to dump (pretty-print) system-specific entities and even charts. [1]: https://www.linqpad.net/ https://www.linqpad.net/
- endemic 1y agoI thought it was Windows only, but looks like there's a macOS version now!