MacOS default shell, zsh, comes with a neat version control system integration. It works not only with git, but also with svn, mercurial, and many others

Linux is a brilliant OS — because it has a great set of tools to work with text files! Today I’ve tried to use jq to come up with a little wonder I find worth sharing

There are times in software projects when a big shift happens in domain representation. This results in changes of project structure, class responsibilities

First, checkout to main (or any other branch you want to clear from upstream branches)

I have to confess. I am a sinner — I constantly forget to log my time spent on tasks! I postpone this demanding chore for a week, until our PM comes bashing my door...

In continuation of my previous post, “How to View Past Terminal Commands: from Simple to Robust”, I want to share shell config settings that help finding commands faster

Suppose you want to re-run a shell command you used ten days ago. It was complex one; you do not remember exact flags and arguments, so it is going take a long time to reconstruct an exact text