Navigate Github Through the Command Line
Anytime you catch yourself repeating the same action over and over again, you should consider automating that process. In one particular case, I found myself frequently navigating to pull-request's associated with the branch I was on. This action is rather tedious as I had to open a new tab on my browser and browse to the corresponding section on Github. I needed a new, quick and hassle free way to access the pull-request from the command line. And so, project github-cli was born.
Building a Command Line Tool (CLT) in Node
Recently I published a command line tool (CLT) to the npm registry. The module in question was pure-html, a development environment for creating standalone HTML files. I will detail some of the things I learned during that process, and what parts are necessary to publish your module to the npm registry.
Generate Boilerplates with Bash
I often find myseld creating the same files over and over again. So, in the spirit of automation, I created a boilerplate generator in bash. No need for the old googling and ctrl-c + ctrl-c anymore. You can find the project at github.