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  1. How to automatically respond to confirmations in CLI tools

    Published Oct 18 2017 in Bash

    Auto-respond to confirmations in CLI tools can be tricky but I learned a few ways how to deal with them.

  2. How to quickly perform a syntax check of a JavaScript file

    Published Oct 04 2017 in NodeJS

    The --check flag of the Node.js executable can be used to quickly check JavaScript files for syntax errors without executing them.

  3. A quick way to take pretty window screenshots on macOS

    Published Sep 26 2017 in macOS , Productivity

    MacOS provides some built in functionality to make pretty screenshots of any window.

  4. Finding git tags with the git describe command

    Published Sep 22 2017 in git

    Dealing with git can be hard, especially when many people are working on the same project. "git describe" helps to find tags easily.

  5. Measuring execution time more precisely in the Browser and Node.js

    Published Sep 18 2017 in JavaScript , NodeJS

    It's always good to know how much time code needs to be executed. Today I learned there is a more precise way than using the Date object.

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