dustinevan

# BASIC ALIASES
alias ll='ls -ltraFGh'
alias rm-secure='rm -RP'
alias trash='trash -v'
alias hs='history 0 | grep'
alias opensh='nano ~/.zshrc'
alias newsh='source ~/.zshrc'

# Z-SHELL SETUP 
# SAVE ALL THE HISTORY

dustinevan

/**
 * This is a strategy I came up with to write HTTP API Clients in Kotlin. It has a couple of motivations:
 * 1. Posting public documentation for your REST API is a nice thing to do, but requiring your customers to 
 *    pay programmers to implement it is a bit of a bummer. If you write the HTTP API, you are going 
 *    to be the proverbial 10x programmer when you write the API client. Your customers will thank you,
 *    especially if 'customers' means 'other programmers in the same organization'. 
 * 
 * 2. API versioning is a thing. Versioning the API Client automagically signals to users that
 *     the API is changing and how they need to adjust *via compilations errors!*