Posts tagged with shortcuts
– brianlovin.com – Edit
Brian Lovin explains how to turn caps lock into a Hyper key that simulates pressing all four modifier keys at once. Use it for instant app switching, Raycast quicklinks, and custom window layouts.
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– tighten.co - submitted by Jamison Valenta – Edit
We are going to walk through creating a system to bring uniformity to our apps with a single set of keyboard shortcuts. We'll start by learning how to install and configure the required apps, then, later on, I'll introduce the system of keyboard shortcut organization I use every day.
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– zwischenzugs.com – Edit
Here are some Bash tips that are relatively obscure, or rarely seen, but still worth knowing about.
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by Freek Van der Herten – 2 minute read – Edit
In this short post, I'd like to share how I use BetterTouchTool in my daily work.
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Nikush Patel created an awesome little site where he shares PHPStorm tips. Every tip is demonstrated by an animated gif.
I'm a big fan of PhpStorm and an equally big fan of keyboard shortcuts and optimised workflows, so I wanted to share all the best tips and tricks I know to help everyone else make the most of PhpStorm as well!I produce useful tips in bite-sized gif recordings so they are easier to consume than reading the docs.
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Tim Pettersen shares some of his git aliases.
Git has a strong commitment to backwards compatibility: many powerful features are hidden behind options rather than exposed as default behaviour. Fortunately Git also supports aliases, so you can create your own commands that do all manner of Git magic. Here’s a selection of the more useful (or at least entertaining) aliases defined in my .gitconfig
https://hackernoon.com/lesser-known-git-commands-151a1918a60
