The Ruby Developer's Command Line Toolkit
summary
Lists exact tools and recipes: switch Bash to zsh, add aliases and functions (g → git status, mcd creates+cds), install fzf for fuzzy file and history search, use a Git prompt that shows branch ahead/behind and staged/unstaged counts, tweak .pryrc (C‑C/C‑N shortcuts, AwesomePrint), run persistent sessions with tmux attach to survive dropped SSH, publish dotfiles on GitHub and deploy them with rcm or homesick via symlinks, claims a reproducible setup and notes Procore deploys 4–5 times a day.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:26Shells
- 13:15git commit prompt
- 14:30fuzzy finder
- 15:35Vim
- 16:09Three phases to learning Vim
- 16:58Vim on the server
- 18:17P sequel
- 18:35Local
- 18:50Prompt
- 19:06Git
- 20:37Ruby
- 21:15Pry
- 22:58TMX
- 25:40Dot File
- 26:59Installing Dot Files
- 31:01Fork or Not Fork
- 31:59Dont Check Secrets
- 32:27Conclusion
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