Hey guys! I’ve made a slight modification to the code for fzf previews so that when looking for files and directories, we check what type it is first and use eza to preview directories instead of bat (which shows an error). I’ve added the code to the blog and repo!
As a terminal enthusiast for more than 20 years now, I know most of these tools. But I've never seen such a compact and well presented tutorial on using and configure these tools. Well done Josean, it's a masterpiece.
Your videos are dense, I can rarely watch them in one go, I get overwhelmed by the possibilities. Thank you for compacting all that info in an objective format.
Most videos in the "10 things you can't live without" genre are garbage clickbait, this one is the rare gem which explains not just the *what* but the *why* of these tools. Well done!
When I was an engineer we used to spend a lot of time doing exactly this. I've noticed my engineers barely know how to use the command line these days. If it isn't done by clicking a button on a cloud interface somewhere they an't interested. Great to see so many people super into the Terminal still. I loved this video.
I have used almost all of these tools, but not nearly to this extent and I am so excited to get home and further customize my set up. Thank you for this extremely informative video.
Making me love terminal even more. It's so easy to get caught up in the daily grind and let gems like these pass you by. So glad I found your vids. Keep it up. This is a great format!
This is literally the info I've been looking for while. I've created functions in bash for making myself more productive but it's time poorly invested. Thanks for sharing!
I've been programming for 20+ years and this maybe the best cool tool video i've seen to date! amazing work, amazing production, amazing documentation referenced. 👏👏👏👏👏
Awesome, I'm using your configs for almost a year.I was working on a Mac 2019 with Intel chip, then moved on a PC using Linux, recently I switched to M3Pro chip, I feel like iTerm2 is slow, I can't wait the video of your terminal config.
@@hamm8934 I know, I'm using it on my arch setup, but by default I went to iterm2 on my Mac, and it is noticeable performance difference, even Konsole the default kde terminal is performing better than iterm2.
You are absolutely incredible! It's refreshing to see someone on TH-cam who is genuinely trying to teach what they know, and you're really good at it. I hope you continue on this path because you are awesome.
For zoxide you can pass --cmd cd or something (on mobile, please check docs) like that so you don't have to add the alias manually and also get cdi which maps to zi
Has anyone ran into an issue with ZSH where Ctrl + GH in a repo doesn't work for the GIT commands? It just clears the line for me the zsh shortcut must be overriding it
Mint 20 had a antiquated fzf v.0.20.0 in the repo. Best to head to the Git page, grab the source zip file and just run the install script. Let it modify your rc file. Just a heads up, that the ".fzf.bash" script uses the _static_ location that you unpacked it in. So if you do **not** want it in the dir that you downloaded it to, move it first. Or if you move it later, go back and update the .fzf.bash script.
Usually I pick out things that are useful when a video creator recommends it, but I found myself installing all of these in the end, haha. Great set of tools, thank you!
Very useful tools. Thanks. Did you have some recommendations related with ranger? (fzf looks amazing but i thing i will use it just like finder not like explorer)
This is amazing and definitely educational and eases up working on your system but that 30 to 50 sec time to source the zshrc is abysmal. A couple of seconds is alright, anything more than that is too much and should be made async or should be lazy loaded.
@@Edelgrim on further inspection, I found out he’s got specific videos about how to build that keyboard. Worth getting a look at. Check his channel videos.
Hey @@ultrasys, thank you, that's awesome. I'd love to build one myself but I can see it takes a lot of soldering and some 3d printing for the case. I also found some prebuilt ones but they sure are expensive and I don't think I can justify the cost right now... Also, I can't seem to find a local store for all the components so I would have to import them :(
This is a really fucking awesome video, im on WSL myself but this really makes me see the fun of linux. Genuinely the most useful video ive seen in like 5 years.
As impressive as this seems, it feels almost counterintuitive to learn all these non-standard tools. I think there would be a lot of upfront learning of these new utilities and I’m not sure if it would be beneficial, especially if I have to work in a different environment than my home machine.
Thank you! Happy to hear that! My typing speed has come down to proper technique and a lot of practice over the years. Using a custom split also has made it easier to be very efficient when typing symbols and numbers, etc...
Hey guys! I’ve made a slight modification to the code for fzf previews so that when looking for files and directories, we check what type it is first and use eza to preview directories instead of bat (which shows an error). I’ve added the code to the blog and repo!
what do you use to show what you're typing as it's not just the letter but the full key cleanly and it's movement. Super clean. Thanks for this video!
Heya Jose nice video, have a look at difftastic as diff tool. It's syntax aware and very cool.
As a terminal enthusiast for more than 20 years now, I know most of these tools. But I've never seen such a compact and well presented tutorial on using and configure these tools. Well done Josean, it's a masterpiece.
@@TimmWimmers Thank you so much!
This was not a video, it was a show on how to use the terminal more efficiently. Just amazing.
Your videos are dense, I can rarely watch them in one go, I get overwhelmed by the possibilities. Thank you for compacting all that info in an objective format.
Most videos in the "10 things you can't live without" genre are garbage clickbait, this one is the rare gem which explains not just the *what* but the *why* of these tools. Well done!
When I was an engineer we used to spend a lot of time doing exactly this. I've noticed my engineers barely know how to use the command line these days. If it isn't done by clicking a button on a cloud interface somewhere they an't interested. Great to see so many people super into the Terminal still. I loved this video.
sounds like a bright future for real engineers
I have used almost all of these tools, but not nearly to this extent and I am so excited to get home and further customize my set up. Thank you for this extremely informative video.
Making me love terminal even more. It's so easy to get caught up in the daily grind and let gems like these pass you by. So glad I found your vids. Keep it up. This is a great format!
Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for your support. Means a lot!
I never knew about the ** for fzf, that's awesome!
🚀
@@joseanmartinez would you know how to use this specific command with fish ? apparently ** does not work in fish for me
nevermind , i got it to work
@@charfractal9441
how you make it work on fish bro ?
@@charfractal9441 i have the same problem... what did you do?
@@charfractal9441 me too
Thanks
Thank you for your support! Means a lot 🙏🏽
This is literally the info I've been looking for while. I've created functions in bash for making myself more productive but it's time poorly invested. Thanks for sharing!
Happy to hear it was helpful!
I've been programming for 20+ years and this maybe the best cool tool video i've seen to date! amazing work, amazing production, amazing documentation referenced. 👏👏👏👏👏
When I saw the video title first I thought “another one of those open door videos”… but I was wrong. Super useful tools!!
Not the usual recommendations and I like the more in depth view of each one. Thanks for making this!
WOW!! I can't follow exactly the video, but just to see what the tools can do. I am reading the blog. This is amazing!!
Awesome, I'm using your configs for almost a year.I was working on a Mac 2019 with Intel chip, then moved on a PC using Linux, recently I switched to M3Pro chip, I feel like iTerm2 is slow, I can't wait the video of your terminal config.
Just switch to alacritty. Its gpu accelerated and cross platform
@@hamm8934 I know, I'm using it on my arch setup, but by default I went to iterm2 on my Mac, and it is noticeable performance difference, even Konsole the default kde terminal is performing better than iterm2.
@@dimitarkostov7113gotcha
Yeah i just gave up on iterm. Its so bloated and slow
You are absolutely incredible! It's refreshing to see someone on TH-cam who is genuinely trying to teach what they know, and you're really good at it. I hope you continue on this path because you are awesome.
Means a lot, thank you!
hands down you are one of the best creators for this thank you. You are so concise and clear.
Excellent content as usual, Josean, keep up the great work!
Thank you 🙏🏽
I’ve just been rawdogging it with a barebones default terminal for work 😂 you just changed my life
I really enjoyed every minute, thank you for gold tier content 🙏
never know I could expand fzf usage like this. Thanks!
Happy to help!
wow, thank you! btw, what keyboard do you use?
I know and use all of these tools, but was curious why fzf was such a long section, turns out the fzf keybinds are amazing and crazy fast. Thanks!
For zoxide you can pass --cmd cd or something (on mobile, please check docs) like that so you don't have to add the alias manually and also get cdi which maps to zi
What keyboard do you use, nice vid!
Great set of tools, thanks for sharing.
WoW! you motivated me again to get back to work more in terminal. thanks :)
Excellent - Had fzf and zoxide installed but learned some new stuff about them too. All looking great in the terminal now...
Happy to hear that!
Hi! Do you have a video talks about the terminal you use and how you configured it?
that fzf config with bat and eza is really cool. i'll definitely try that
Nice! What is that auto complete/ suggestion feature we can see all the time you type... Is it fig?
Has anyone ran into an issue with ZSH where Ctrl + GH in a repo doesn't work for the GIT commands? It just clears the line for me the zsh shortcut must be overriding it
Love the sound of those keys. What switch are they?
Amazing video!
Need more
Thank you very much! A lot of perfect tools!
Mint 20 had a antiquated fzf v.0.20.0 in the repo. Best to head to the Git page, grab the source zip file and just run the install script. Let it modify your rc file. Just a heads up, that the ".fzf.bash" script uses the _static_ location that you unpacked it in. So if you do **not** want it in the dir that you downloaded it to, move it first. Or if you move it later, go back and update the .fzf.bash script.
please make a video about setup python (pylsp) in nvim .
awesome video as always, fzf and eza my fav
Thanks!
Wow I have had fzf for many years and had no idea of the ** functionality. Very cool!
I'm loving that marbly keyboard acoustic. What one are you using?
installing from the fzf git repo gives you a few more options like keybinds and history search plus the latest version.
Nothing beats difftastic for git diff! Great video nonetheless! Thank you!
Very nice synergy between fzf bat and delta!
This video really leveled up my nix
Absolute banger. 10/10 thank you
how are you getting prompt recommendations on the terminal?
Very interesting. Been using the terminal the same for 30 years. Time to modernizen it?
Very demonstrative. Thanks.
Usually I pick out things that are useful when a video creator recommends it, but I found myself installing all of these in the end, haha. Great set of tools, thank you!
Very useful tools. Thanks. Did you have some recommendations related with ranger? (fzf looks amazing but i thing i will use it just like finder not like explorer)
This is amazing and definitely educational and eases up working on your system but that 30 to 50 sec time to source the zshrc is abysmal. A couple of seconds is alright, anything more than that is too much and should be made async or should be lazy loaded.
Good content! How do you keep your terminal transparent so you can put a video of yourself behind the terminal?
Most graphical terminals have a theme setting which adjusts transparency.
How do you show your git hashes like that on the terminal?
Awesome tips, even for a long time cli user ❤
Thanks!!
Incredible set of tips! So much magic!
Wow! This is so Hollywood! I think they are really gonna use these CLIs for the next Batman! I can't wait to give it try! Thanks!
Very good video. The best intro to far I have seen.
thx! your vids are amazing.
that was awesome, I added a lot of stuff to my configs, thanks!
Happy to hear that!
Could you also share how you setup the prompt
Superuseful, thank you very much!
Happy to hear that!
Great video. Slick workflow.
Svelte! I already knew you have good taste but this further confirms it 👍👍
Just started using eza its great!
WOW. What keyboard is that?
Was wondering the same thing. It clicks beautifully and seems to be separated.
@@Edelgrim on further inspection, I found out he’s got specific videos about how to build that keyboard. Worth getting a look at. Check his channel videos.
Hey @@ultrasys, thank you, that's awesome. I'd love to build one myself but I can see it takes a lot of soldering and some 3d printing for the case. I also found some prebuilt ones but they sure are expensive and I don't think I can justify the cost right now... Also, I can't seem to find a local store for all the components so I would have to import them :(
This was next level! Loved it!
Thank you!
Dimelo, saludos! Aqui otro boricua apoyando! Gracias por representar la islita🇵🇷
Saludos! Muchas gracias!! Orgulloso de representar 🇵🇷
Thank you. This is really helpful!
Awesome video, subscribed! 🔥
Re: eza, I guess it's worth mentioning that the icons need to be supported by the font used in the terminal.
You Sir, are a CLI guru! Now I have CLI envy 😢
awesome video man thank you very much
Another great video!! Thank you 🙏
Exceptional tools, are they all available for Windows cmd?
Very good. I used some of them but I didn't remember them all. thefuck is a very good discovery for me. Thanks for the cool video, it has a cool style
This is a really solid video.
great goodies, as always! Cheers
Thanks! 🙏🏽
Your videos are always amazing.
This is a really fucking awesome video, im on WSL myself but this really makes me see the fun of linux. Genuinely the most useful video ive seen in like 5 years.
Would be good if you can also talk about why you chose alacrity over iterm2 or warp in next video, cheers
Great in depth information. Got some setting up to do…
You're a wizard 🙂
Nice Work! I didn't know the theme management! I'll try it!
Awesome video awesome setup! Thanks for sharing the knowledge
As impressive as this seems, it feels almost counterintuitive to learn all these non-standard tools. I think there would be a lot of upfront learning of these new utilities and I’m not sure if it would be beneficial, especially if I have to work in a different environment than my home machine.
its very useful for admins and programmers working big projects with thousands of files
40 year old developer here, loving your content always.
What is the terminal that you are using? Have you added any plugins to it?
Brilliant video!!! Thanks for sharing.
Is it possible to share tips n tricks on how you learnt to type this fast?
Thank you! Happy to hear that! My typing speed has come down to proper technique and a lot of practice over the years. Using a custom split also has made it easier to be very efficient when typing symbols and numbers, etc...
@@joseanmartinez thank you so much for taking your time to answer. Appreciate it!!
amazing video as always!!
Thank you!
This is the next level of the next level of using terminal 😀... I am at the base lever currently...
Very cool. Thank you for the in depth explanation. Didn’t know about thef***k and will install it now :)
Thanks for the feedback Auryn! Happy to hear you found it helpful!
@@joseanmartinez It absolutely was, love your videos and watch all of them :)
@@CodingWithAuryn Thanks man!
This is genius. Thanks!!!
Great tools, thank you.
What is the font?
Seems like the Nerd Fonts
Great explanation
Bro, you are making very awesome video , keep it up
Thank you!
More than the boring "Must have command line tools" by pointing out how these tools can work together. Great video
do you use iTerm?
What do you use?
you got my whole attention.