Update: Now terminal is being loaded in horizontal mode too
@FuchsDanin14 күн бұрын
AI voiced junk
@Chalisque15 күн бұрын
I'm starting to enjoy nu. When manipulating video files, being able to do use std let a = (ffprobe -print_format json -show_format -show_streams mymovie.mp4 e> (std null-device) | from json) and then do stuff with the resulting object is great.
@Doctorindahouse17 күн бұрын
why is the voice using AI?
@adrianthomas416319 күн бұрын
Dammit.. I just got into fish shell after a long time zsh user. lol
@NOPerative21 күн бұрын
good stuff.
@sharaths229422 күн бұрын
I don't like the idea of switching shells when ever new shells with fancy feature get released.
@DmitriNesterov23 күн бұрын
Check the license before saying goodbye 😂
@FromJWtoJesus24 күн бұрын
I pressed some keyboard shortcut and I was thrown out of this video.
@maicon9Ай бұрын
I'm not a programmer and I love using Linux. And I never really want to have to learn how to use Awk lol for that simple information right now I would just use b-top and then filter by CPU usage. But when he wrote the command on nushell it's just like reading English. I instantly knew what it was doing. That's pretty crazy. Much more elegant and clean. I really want to give this shell a try
@sagaratytubeАй бұрын
That's awesome to hear! Nushell really does make complex commands feel much easier to understand.
@BlooDPaanicАй бұрын
ctrl / - open terminal gorisontal way
@randomizedcakeАй бұрын
thanks for the video! How would you install an LSP for C# and python?
@RezaMarzАй бұрын
Thanks.
@thanhnguyencong-vk4vvАй бұрын
I spent two weeks following this tutorial. With the help of copilot and a little bit of research by myself, I can finally successfully build a Jenkins pipeline for a simple React application. I feel like the tutorial is not fully thorough and comprehensive, which to me, can be both a good and bad thing. Bad thing is that, you couldn't follow up with the speed of this tutorial if you're a beginner (like a real beginner who has absolutely no experience in devops or jenkins/docker - literally me 2 weeks ago, and I spent so much time trying to solve the credential issues). But the good thing, thanks to that, I will have to dig deep and understand clearly the concept in order to solve the issues by myself. So to sums up, I would still say that, this is a great tutorial :) I watched this over and over again over the last two weeks. Thank you and I trul appreciate the work you've done
@sagaratytubeАй бұрын
@thanhnguyencong-vk4vv Shall I change the title to "Only devops video you will ever need" 😀
@sagaratytubeАй бұрын
Glad you liked this video
@thanhnguyencong-vk4vvАй бұрын
@@sagaratytube I would say one of devops video you would need 😅 but I'm no expert in devops, so I guess it's your choice
@BB-gj7deАй бұрын
Thank you for the nice video!
@rediffusion7996Ай бұрын
Vim is a joke! It might work better on a phone or tablet.
@SemmeleinАй бұрын
I don't like PowerShell so maybe I just give this a try.
@AbhishekV-m8iАй бұрын
0:39 "Blazingly Fast" *writes down whole neovim codebase in rust 🦀
@SamuelKaraniАй бұрын
Typescript & javascript objects for the shell lol. But seriously great stuff
@jabuciАй бұрын
I'll try it again when 1.0 comes out. I tried it about two years ago and my config file broke with every new release. I got fed up and went back to zsh.
@ownerAccountАй бұрын
I wonder why it is so hard to install it on apt (ubuntu/debian like) systems. I don't use brew. I would like to use apt or ppa and be done with that. I bet this slows down adoption considerably ...
@mnk4allcapsАй бұрын
thnx
@NStriplesevenАй бұрын
Question: why aren’t function arguments typed? Everything else seems to operate with that in mind, so how can the system even handle a value of unknown type?
@sagaratytubeАй бұрын
Yes, it does support typed arguments. I missed adding the same in the demo. @NStripleseven
@NStriplesevenАй бұрын
Damn that error system is good. Like Rust for commmands.
@ErikItlandАй бұрын
I usually use bash (probably actually dash IIRC) and like Powershell, but this certainly does look looks like it has some nice improvements when it comes to error messages and general introspection.
@kelseystickney8663Ай бұрын
Why does it need to have “every color under the rainbow”? I don’t need my shell looking like a bag of skittles after every command.
@ArturdeSousaRochaАй бұрын
Meanwhile me: Doubles down on POSIX sh, awk & co.
@spectre.gardenАй бұрын
The great thing about linux is that you can leverage specific shells for their features. It isnt necessary to switch shells entirely.
@iAPX432Ай бұрын
Works as well on *BSD, or OS X/macOS...
@Chalisque15 күн бұрын
e.g. I use cygwin bash on Windows for most stuff, using the same collection of convenience scripts and such I have on my Linux boxes.
@user-tk2jy8xr8bАй бұрын
Woohoo, PowerShell has finally been ported to Linux! Now seriously: a strongly-typed shell is a thing that should've happened long ago
@GabrieleCannataАй бұрын
Jokes apart, ps has been available for linux since a long time 😊
@gurupartapkhalsa6565Ай бұрын
bash is strongly typed, it's just the only type is string ^_^
@unduloidАй бұрын
The actual PowerShell has been ported to Linux quite a while ago.
@flowingcode8069Ай бұрын
Not sure about bash or zsh. Definitely better than powershell.
@Dluzak1Ай бұрын
So it is basically a Powershell, but a little bit less retarded and on Linux
@faust9091Ай бұрын
So a shell written in rust that mimics powershell. I mean I don't want to sound like an elitist jerk, but zsh is written in C (34 years ago) has a ton of plugins, and the features u provide are usefully for "newbies". But hey we are getting a shit tone of windows folks maybe they will use it. I'm sorry to slander ur work maybe I'm just dumb but I will call it bloat and that's the last of it.
@sayvenАй бұрын
Is it posix compliant?
@DiaaKasem0Ай бұрын
No .. I have been using nushell for long while now ( about a year ) .. I have my bash scripts ( still running when needed ) .. never created zsh scipts .. but many of my new scripts are in NuShell scripting language .. it is amazing .. and the onething that I saw `posixo compliance` causing an issue with.. is when neovim tries to execute something... so i had to set the shell in neovim manually to zsh .. and when something doesn't work on nushell ( rarelly happens - can't remember what did now, but it happened ) then I simply open /bin/zsh or /bin/bash .. so... I highly recommend it.. specially if you happen to work with file of json / yaml / csv and other data files ..
@DiaaKasem0Ай бұрын
by the way ... I am still interchangeably using coreutils along with nushell commands ..
@khai96xАй бұрын
@@DiaaKasem0 What are the advantages of using Nushell for scripts compared to Python or Node.js?
@DiaaKasem0Ай бұрын
@@khai96xas a shell, you get to use its nuon data format, leading to instant integration with the shell.. a simple script I created is a database client where it queries the db and instantly show u a table ( nuon ) that is queriable .. you could do the same with python, but return json.. then in nushell do | from json.. but again in nushell script its still a shell script . You get to call other apps and manipulate the result as data .. again you can do the same in python, but you can do it in rust or vlang or even php.. its just more complex in both of them , more than nushell
@EugenssonАй бұрын
Have you seen Microsoft PowerShell? It is literally the same.
@UliTroyoАй бұрын
Oh snap, you used my logo design! Nice! ;) Love Nushell. Thanks to it, I live in my shell now, and reach for it before any other scripting languages.
@dirousselАй бұрын
I tried it, but the input lag from the readine library they use made typing really annoying on Mac. I wanted to like as it’s a great concept.
@UliTroyoАй бұрын
I've used in on a 2016 and a 2019 MacBook and I don't get input lag. Maybe it's the terminal you're using? I've used it with WezTerm and Alacritty with no problems. They've also switched to a new engine since early on, and recently updated it to interpret the AST directly instead of whatever it used to do before, so it's also gotten a lot faster. You should give it a new try if you're feeling up to it!
@cybernit3Ай бұрын
Looks nice, but concerned it is bloated, must take more ram than bash or zsh.
@0xDEAD_InsideАй бұрын
It's trying to mimic powershell.
@cybernit3Ай бұрын
@@0xDEAD_Inside eew powershell....
@0xDEAD_InsideАй бұрын
@@cybernit3 you say eww but it's wow. I know it's slow but structured shells have an sense of elegance to them.
@MarreLirreАй бұрын
At my former job I learned to use powershell daily, absolutely loved it. It wasn't slow since my computer was decent. Now I just use fish shell for normal development, love the autocomplete, but I miss the powerful stuff that I cpuld do with data in PS. This might be a good middle ground
@UliTroyoАй бұрын
I have 5 instances open right now and each is between 10 and 30 MiB, and it doesn't go much higher than that for me. I opened up zsh and it's 4.1 MiB, so it's definitely smaller, but for the amount of data processing Nushell can handle and for how easy and fun it is to use, it's worth it imo.
@prof.anthonirajАй бұрын
Excellent and useful information. I am the linux user and have been using BASH for long. I will definitely try this nushell!
@sagaratytubeАй бұрын
Great to hear that you're excited to try Nushell!
@mkolbatАй бұрын
Because it is available everywhere, there exists a standardised posix environment and so the stuff works everywhere the same. Something the young smartphone generation buying every year something "nu" and doesn't care for other people requirements seems to forget.
@bloody_albatrossАй бұрын
@@mkolbatIt's possible to have both bash and nushell in you /bin folder!
@johnabend70422 ай бұрын
Where do you say how to go about changing between modes?
@ProgrammingWithAjaz2 ай бұрын
Awesome 💯
@sagaratytube2 ай бұрын
Glad you liked it! 😄
@sampleshawn53802 ай бұрын
every thing from tutorial , learning from the tutorial, way of communication, voice of the tutor, value from the learning and structured teaching etcetra all things on point 10/10.