Vivian Guillen

I browse Reddit frequently throughout the day, and I hate seeing posts that I have already read on my feed. So, I wrote a little bookmarklet to hide them. javascript: (() => {document.querySelectorAll('.noCtrlF').forEach(link => link.click())})(); You need 2 things to make this work: 1.

As soon as I learned how to use the command line I fell in love with aliases and use them for all sorts of things. Here are my favorite ones: # to quickly clear the terminal alias c="clear -x" # to open the current directory in my favorite text

I write a newsletter on TailwindWeekly.com where I curate links for developers who like Tailwind CSS and use various sources to get content. Some of those sources are other newsletters and usually those newsletters add UTM parameters to their links. I usually delete these parameters and replace them with

A common client request I get is to make all the external links on a page open in a new tab. However, if the client's site has many pages, manually editing all the links can be very time-consuming. For those scenarios, I like to rely on Javascript, even

I'm working on a WordPress project at my day job. We needed to add an ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) field to a Taxonomy page, but we wanted to do it the "Roots" way. It turns out it's very easy! Here's what I

I have an habit of downloading long Youtube videos and watching them locally. I wrote a script that does it for me and want to share it with you. yt-dlp -i -f 'bestvideo[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]/best[ext=mp4]/best' -o '%(title)s.%(ext)s&