Stories of a developer life.
You’ve just set up your sleek new Omarchy system, and you plug in your favorite keyboard, like a Keychron. You flip it into “Mac mode” because the keycaps match your layout, but when you press the Print Screen key… the app moves to a new screen.
I’m using Omarchy which has a curated bash shell but I miss oh my zsh git, elixir, and kubectl aliases.
Here’s a quick guide to porting those aliases directly into your existing Bash environment.
Setting up HTTPS on localhost doesn’t have to be a headache. With a few simple steps, you can have a secure local development environment up and running in no time. Here’s how:
Following these instructions should enable you to have both arm and intel python installed and ready to use.
An easy and PORO way to create decorators is using ruby’s SimpleDelegator.