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BaltoRouberolon Text Processing in the Shell

https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc can come pretty handy there

BaltoRouberolon Text Processing in the Shell

Author here. Quick sidenote: this is chapter 2 of a book aiming at teaching the terminal and related tooling (make, jq, regular expressions, etc) to beginners and people trying to become developers.

I've been on the job for 10 years and I still use these tools daily. For example, I sent a PR yesterday that was adding a configuration entry on 150+ config files by using find, grep and sed.

I'm not pretending these are the only tools that exist, but darn are they handy sometimes, and good to have in your toolbelt.

BaltoRouberolon What happens when you search 'ugly hack' in GitHub

bwhaha that's insane

BaltoRouberolon [dead]

Exactly what I thought too.

BaltoRouberolon SublimeText2 plugin - See added, edited or deleted lines since last Git commit

Yes, this plugin is pretty awesome :) Also note that this is not a work of mine, so any remark, bug report, etc should be filed on Github.

BaltoRouberolon Resources to Learn Programming in Java, Python, Ruby or Javascript

Here are some other great free Python ressources: http://www.awaretek.com/tutorials.html http://pythonbooks.revolunet.com/

BaltoRouberolon Bard.io: A one-day build for sharing plain text; looking for feedback.

I think people should be able to see what it's about before having to log in.

BaltoRouberolon Show HN: Jarvis, a Light Table like companion for Python

I guess it should be "pip install jarvis" and not "pip install pip". Very nice tool!

BaltoRouberolon Crawl a website with scrapy and store extracted results with MongoDB

Oh, that's just a typo. My bad. Edit: there, corrected.

BaltoRouberolon Crawl a website with scrapy and store extracted results with MongoDB

Yeah, I actually learnt scraping from Asheesh :) He's awesome.