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command-line interface

To NPM Trash Or NOT To NPM Trash

16 Jan Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

Note: This article doesn’t go into depth about commands, i.e. rm, rm -r, etc/ It’s about options. To read more about those commands, please visit Master the command line: Deleting files and folders, also included at the end of the article. I just finished watching Wes Bos' Command Line For Power Users series, and it was great. It focused on Z Shell, which is what I use, and I learned a lot. It opened new doors for me regarding Command Line for Mac, and I got to know my computer even better. But ... Continue Reading

Wordpress Development atom text editor, cli, command-line interface, el capitan, global installs, local installs, npm, os x, rm command, trash npm package, unix, z shell, zsh

Renaming Your Remote Github Repository

16 Jan Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

Today I was going through and re-organizing my JavaScript30 projects and adding Github Wiki pages to them. I came across one repository which I wanted to rename, because it did not mirror the name in the JavaScript30 repository! In addition, I wanted to rename the local repository to mirror the name of my remote repository. First I renamed the local repository. I was already in the repository which I wanted to rename, array-cardio. I wanted to rename it to array-cardio-day-1. In CLI (Command ... Continue Reading

Wordpress Development case sensitivity, command-line interface, git, github, local repository, lowercase, mv command, oh my zsh, osx, remote repository, renaming directories command line, renaming git repositories, unix, uppercase, z shell

Why you would want to do a -g npm install – really! [update]

3 Aug Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

Update 8.4.16: The comments on Medium got me curious, and I did come across npm documentation as how to avoid using sudo for -g installs. However, as a result, more questions have popped up which I have posted via npm issues. Am awaiting a reply and will write about my findings when they are rendered. I have been getting into debates with people as to why one would want or not want to install npm packages globally using the -g flag. Well, I have news for you. There are times when you do need to ... Continue Reading

Front End, Web Development, Web Development Workflows command-line interface, github repositories, global installs, JavaScript, learn-tdd, npm, osx, terminal, test driven development, unix

Adding Gulp to Your Front End Workflow III [update]

24 Jul Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

I finished most of my workflow for my Simpleweather project. When I went in to create the list of plugins I was using here, I saw that at least one of the tools I was using was now deprecated. Gulp-Browserify. When I had found Stephan Imhoff's 16 part tutorial on setting up a Front End workflow with Gulp, he had been following the lead of a Front End Gulp tool called Gulp-Starter. I started setting up that workflow for another project, but then did not complete it, thinking it was too much for ... Continue Reading

Front End, Web Development, Web Development Workflows command-line interface, deprecated plugins, front end developer workflow, gulp-browserify, gulp-starter, gulp.npm plugins, JavaScript, jshint, modularization

Atom rocks

24 Jul Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

I have been using the Sublime text editor since I was introduced to it in Web Development 101. A lot of Front End Developers use Sublime. I ended up going with it. A while ago I had been introduced to Atom at a Girl Develop It workshop. Didn't end up doing anything with it. I wish I had. Tonight I was participating in a thread on the NewBie Coder Warehouse on Facebook, and someone mentioned that he used Atom, how it's great because it's free (which I already knew of course), how installing ... Continue Reading

Front End, Git, Web Development, Web Development Workflows command-line interface, Git (software), github, JavaScript, Sublime Text

Git Cheat Sheet

27 Jul Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

Git Basics* git init directory : creates empty Git repo in specified directory. Run with no arguments to initialize the current directory as a git repository. git clone repo : Clone repo located at <repo> onto local machine. Original repo can be located on the local filesystem or on a remote machine via HTTP or SSH. git config user.name name : Define author name to be used for all commits in current repo. Devs commonly use --global flag to set config options for current user. git ... Continue Reading

Distributed Version Control, Git, Wordpress Development atlassian, bitbucket, cheat sheet, command-line interface, distributed version control, git, github, mercurial, Open source, Text editor

Terminal Cheat Sheet

24 Jun Maria Campbell Leave a Reply

Lately I have been getting better acquainted with the Terminal Command Line program for Mac. There are so many different things to learn, but I have been dying to find a nice little cheat sheet to quickly work off of. I just found one a little while ago, and want to build upon it. To view it, please click here. As I accumulate more Command Line commands I find useful and potentially commonly used, I will add them here, and perhaps even contribute to the Github page in question, if possible. If ... Continue Reading

Command Line, OS X, Terminal Program command line, command-line interface, github, mac, osx, terminal cheat sheet, terminal program

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