Improve your developer's toolset
summary
Demos show concrete wins: tmux with pane synchronization sends the same commands to multiple shells, and tmuxinator templates spawn named windows, run servers and tail logs automatically. zsh (oh-my-zsh / antigen / prezto) delivers context-aware tab completion, directory substitution, history search and git branch/status in the prompt. Personal dotfiles become a one-command setup for new machines. Tools like autojump, ag, Ranger, mosh and PHPStorm plugins (Key Promoter X and extended inspections) save keystrokes and catch costly patterns like count() in loops.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 5:04Demo of Tmax
- 8:21Shortcuts
- 8:56Splitting the Screen
- 9:32Pain Synchronization
- 15:27Live Demo
- 18:12History
- 22:56Navigation between Folders
- 24:28Auto Correction
- 27:52Dot Files
- 34:08Phpstorm
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