rush, a shell that will yeild to you
summary
A Ruby-powered shell that you start with gem install rush and the rush command treats paths as directory instances instead of a single working directory so you ls, rename, copy, move and read files by calling methods on objects. Powerful globbing feeds editors or batch gsubs, a Sake task builds local-gems HTML and opens it, and a six-line cron script kills and restarts Firefox when it exceeds 400 MB of RAM. Extensions and remote ops work too.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 1:19orking Directory
- 2:42Manipulation
- 2:56Rename
- 4:00ifferent Directory
- 4:31Move
- 5:03Read a File
- 5:48into an Editor
- 6:16rate on Results
- 7:22embed
- 8:33ke rdoc:local
- 9:05Refactoring
- 9:15Search
- 11:34Processes
- 14:02Permissions
- 15:29Remote
- 16:30Customize
- 17:16heap Backup
- 18:31ther Command
- 19:46TextMate
- 21:18Questions
