Building your own tools on the command line [Terminal Velocity 5]

[@diogoanjos3160]

Really nice content, Andrew! Impressive how much serendipity one can go through in just 9mins :)

[@brigadafitness5833]

Great video, i love these command line utilities like videos.

[@techwithmarco]

Awesome video 💪 I also want to get more into shell scripting. Keep it up! Subscribed 😊

[@pbnjdev]

Great content. Thank you for demonstrating the power and beauty of the Unix Philosophy. One way I accomplished the same experience is by invoking a fuzzy finder in vim by calling a vim command from the command line, like `vim +Rg!` (assumes you have fzf.vim installed), which is further conveniently aliased to `virg`, among other shortcuts like `vim +Lines!` , `vim +GFiles!`, `vim +Files!`, `vim +Commits!`, ...etc. 😅

[@andrew-burgess]

Love it! I’ve used fzf.vim but didn’t know you could do that!

[@perrefe]

very creative!.. thanks Andrew. Anyone knows if there is a way to avoid copying de CR ?

[@paulhammond8583]

Beautiful. I love this! ❤

[@johnyepthomi892]

Commenting to feed the YT algo.

[@BrunoReisVideo]

you’re super nice and an excellent teacher! just subscribed 😊

[@developersteve1658]

Dang this is cool as heck!

[@VaderFuntime]

Is "ag" its own tool or some alias you've made for grep?

[@andrew-burgess]

It’s called the silver searcher (aka ag) and it’s a great alternative to grep. Ripgrep (rg) is another great option.

[@alessandroferrari2166]

brilliant!

[@Isra-p1]

Wow very cool

[@deamorta6117]

easy subscribed!

[@patrickpfenning]

Nice 🙂

[@lpanebr]

Nice. I love hacking onliners!