Hi friends, Today I would like to share you a list of Git commands that I consider really useful when we work with this great version control system. Enjoy it! Configuring your Git // Disable autocrlf to avoid warnings in command line git config –global core.autocrlf false // Set username and email (global) git config…
In my life as a front-end and back-end developer, I am searching for very specific strings in thousands of files and directories, so one of my favorite commands in UNIX and Linux is the grep command. This awesome command is able to find complex strings based on patterns. Watch this video and learn how to…
How many times do you create directories (folder) in your computer? I know for sure this is one of the most frequent operations in daily work, right? What about if I tell you there is a great command for UNIX and Linux for fast creation of any directory or directories you want! Well, watch this…
A very common operation in UNIX-like and Linux operating systems is to set permissions to files and directories, I have seen many people suffering because of these permissions, so today I am going to explain you how to use the chmod command, with this command you will be able to modify any permissions in the…
This is the first video about UNIX and Linux commands, in this session we are going to learn how to use the ls command which allows us to get a list directories and files. Enjoy and share this video, and remember be happy with your code!
If some day for any reason you want to remove a tag because maybe you make a mistake and you want to move your Git tag to another commit, then you are going to need: Delete the tag from local repository Remove the tag in the remote repository For doing these operations, just execute next…
Hi! Today, I would like to share a small script (in shell) to rename files recursively but replacing white spaces in the files’ names. For this task I have only used standard commands in order to be sure this script will work on any GNU/Linux or UNIX-like operating system (mv, sed, find,..). Enjoy and personalize…
Last week, I started to learn how to Lavarel 4 works in order to compare it with other frameworks that I know like: CakePHP and CodeIgniter. First thing that I loved about Laravel is that it works with PHP Composer, that is a great point for Laravel. But well, after running my first installation of…
What about this: imagine if you could open your great Sublime Text 2 editor in a specific directory from the command line, well, today, I would like to share you the easiest way to configure that useful task in your Mac OSX. It is really simple, it just a matter of creating a symbolic link…
Hi! Today, I just want to share you an easy way to check the SHA1 digest using a the terminal in Mac OSX. This command is really useful when you need to know if any file -for example an ISO- was downloaded correctly. Step 1. Open a terminal. Step 2. Type next command and wait…