I used to have a simple bash script that I ran on Javascript projects to update all the NPM dependencies to the latest version: alias npmup="npx npm-check-updates -u && npm i" But now that I'm slowly switching to pnpm I wanted an equivalent, and
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I recently discovered Laravel Solo (from Aaron Francis), and I found it a joy to use. I mainly run Vite, Queues, Logs, and a Stripe CLI listener. But after I got everything set up, I got annoyed by a tiny detail: only the Vite tab had color highlighting. Bummer! After
Continuing the idea from my last post. Here's my script to sync a Pantheon's project files to a local folder. #!/bin/bash # Default values PANTHEON_SITE="" LOCAL_PROJECT_FOLDER="" ENVIRONMENT="live" # Default environment # Parse command line options while [ "$#"
At my day job we do heavy WordPress development work and we use Pantheon for hosting our sites. Each Pantheon site has 3 environments: Dev, Test and Live. When we deploy it goes to Dev and then we manually deploy to Test and then to Live. We switch between projects
After years using powerlevel10k for my terminal and it went on maintenance mode I decided to look for an alternative. That's how I found Starhip. I like how flexible it is and I prefer editing a .toml file instead of the big mess that was the powerlevel10k config
I set up an SSH key on my server and stored it on 1Password, but recently, I wanted to access the database on that server via Tableplus. It was tricky because I couldn't find a way to send the SSH key information to TablePlus via the UI. After