15 Terminal Commands that will BOOST your Productivity

In this video, we will be exploring 15 terminal commands and other cool software that will help BOOST your productivity when working with a variety of different things such as directories, folders, remote connections, servers and more. 👩‍💻

A lot of the terminal commands mentioned are a great introductory point when starting your command line journey and will help boost your productivity when dealing with tasks in your programming workflow. By implementing these commands in your daily programming routine, you'll notice a significant boost in your productivity!

Make sure you download Warp to get an Amazing Terminal Experience for Mac! 💻

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0:00 Intro
0:12 grep
0:44 awk
2:09 sed
2:36 find
3:17 tar
3:45 curl
4:12 rsync
4:52 diff
5:33 screen
6:35 ps
7:23 dig
8:14 head / tail
9:06 df & du
10:18 top & htop
11:07 chown & chmod
12:39 Outro (Download Warp!)

[laughingvampire]

one of the greatests ironies of the world is that perl was invented as a replacement for awk

[devonchia]

1. ssh-add <key path>
To temporarily add key file on an active terminal so that i can ssh without specifying the key

2. cd -
To return to the previous directory, to toggle between 2 dir easily

[yashdineshdeoreb]

I have subscribed you both. You both are amazing 🎉

[BeatSyncBytes]

awk is really awkward 😂
other than that screen was new to me, keep it up

[KeithSader]

Interesting choice of screen vs. tmux.

[neo]

You might want to consider doing some quality control on those animations. „dif“ instead of „diff“ and „ps-c“ instead of „ps -c“ just jumped into my eye and especially when talking about terminal commands, that people don’t know, these typos are very confusing

[warpdotdev]

Let us know what command you use to boost your productivity!

[evans]

42 school. We use these everyday 🎉 💪 😤