I incorporated some undo functionality in my shell. For the removal of files/dirs, I alias `rm` to `mv -t ~/.trash` in my .bashrc/.zshrc file. Running `rm foo.txt` then only moves foo.txt into the trash instead of…
Doing this right now with different Front-/Backend combinations. What are the big downsides in creating a Todo app every time instead of doing a more suited app for each language? Should I reconsider this strategy?
Here comes the nostalgia
I incorporated some undo functionality in my shell. For the removal of files/dirs, I alias `rm` to `mv -t ~/.trash` in my .bashrc/.zshrc file. Running `rm foo.txt` then only moves foo.txt into the trash instead of…
Doing this right now with different Front-/Backend combinations. What are the big downsides in creating a Todo app every time instead of doing a more suited app for each language? Should I reconsider this strategy?
Here comes the nostalgia