clear
sudo apt=get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
whoami
hostname
ls
ls -l
Android Studio: | |
Ctrl + Alt + L | |
Ctrl + Alt + I | |
Eclipse: | |
Ctrl + I | |
Ctrl + Shift + F | |
Sublime: | |
HTML / CSS / JS : Ctrl + Shift + H |
Visual Studio Code: | |
Ctrl+' = Toggle Terminal | |
Cmd + P = Go to File | |
Cmd + o = Opens file in finder | |
Cmd + Shift + k = Delete Line | |
Shift + Alt + F = Format with Indentation | |
Shift + Cmd + L = multi-word selection | |
Cmd + Alt + Up/Down = Selects in a column directly up or down from the cursor's position | |
Ctrl + k + 0 = Fold all section | |
Ctrl + k + j = Unfold all section |
AFAIK: As Far As I Know | |
AFK: Away From Keyboard | |
AMA: Ask Me Anything | |
CMV: Change My View | |
CW: Content Warning | |
DAE: Does Anybody Else | |
DRY: Don’t Repeat Yourself | |
ELI5: Explain Like I’m 5 | |
FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out | |
FP: Favorite Person or Fair Play |
clear
sudo apt=get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
whoami
hostname
ls
ls -l
$ git init
will initialize git repository in current directory
(or)
$ git clone ssh://[email protected]/path/to/my-project.git
$ cd my-project
$ git remote -v
to know about remote repos
Picking the right architecture = Picking the right battles + Managing trade-offs