Very good video and it’s *really* advanced ! Learned a lot, thank you very much !

fc is so cool

Awesome video, i came with confidence that I might know atleast one ... But I didn't any of th, thanks for sharing.

Very helpful, thanks

Bash ninja

Hey this video was amazing to see these tricks. I use zsh with bindkey -v for vim controls. What are your thoughts about the VIM bindings?

i did not know about <(cmd). that's pretty cool. i clicked going ya...sure, advanced my ass. well, blown away. i only knew about the first ... what? 3 commands, i think?

I've been using the bash for years now, but never took the time to learn advanced tricks. Very useful. Thanks!

Simply superb. This was truly awesome. Is there a way I can have a small portion of bash to display these tips persistently? I may want to replace the content of that part once I master a shortcut.

This is such a great example of how to solve a real-world problem using Clojure in a clear, concise manner. I find too many tutorials are like, "here's how you define a variable, function, macro, metaprogram, okay now go have fun" and lots of other live programming videos use lots of snippets and have a clear, finished goal in mind that they skip over the iterative process. I've been trying to learn Clojure for a good bit now and I really appreciated the way this video was laid out.

Awesome, thanks!

This video is awsome.please continue and share more handy tips like these.

Didn't know about fc and :gs/<pattern>/<replacement> (freakin' awesome!)

Thanks for this nice Video. Make more videos of this kind.

one of the best videos available on youtube on bash scripts ... also I am wondering why are you not making more of such videos... this is real gold and your presentation is unique and awesome... good job!

Nice to see that I actually know some of the stuff:)

advanced tips for the bash command line _when using git_

I learnt more from these 10 mins than 1 - 2 hours in many bash books and 1 - 2 years on the job. Simply awesome.

this is great and very well presented. Thanks for sharing!

Awesome video!

I really liked the video ! I didn't know about the `fc` command, but it seems really useful indeed. I am currently using the readline shortcut C-x C-e which opens the currently typed command in your "$EDITOR". I also always have trouble to remind myself of the flags that can be used in command substitution (such as !!:gs/foo/bar), so I use only rarely for now. The Alt-. binding is indeed very useful, I use it all the time. Looking forward to other videos like this one !

Thanks a lot for this video man, I thought I was going to see the typical bash 'tips', find, ls -lsa, ctrl + r, sudo !!, this was beyond! Great work!

Is there any difference between ALT+Period and !$ ?

Thanks so much!

Great video! One tip, set in your layers command-log - very useful for demos like this, especially for people like me who use emacs standard distribution to figure out which cider command was called :) (I had to look up a few in spacemacs keybindings :P) Good job!

You make interesting screencasts. Thanks!

What fonts are you using? They look very nice.

Your machine seems to be a good bit faster than mine. Out of curiosity, what are your specs?

great video. you should consider doing a little tutorial for the spacemacs commands you use for clojure. Would love that.

Very accessible video for new Clojurians! You could speed up even more by looking at clj-refactor, It allows you to move things in/out of lets, introduce namespaces etc. Nice work.

One thing I hate is how you can't eval unless you're on the character after the expression.

Thanks for recording this! I liked the part where you made the -main function a composition of other functions.

Well put together. Thanks. I guess you already know by now that we can specify a column order for print-table, right?