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#2This has been on HN previously but it's a couple of years later and pleased to see it's still a very active project https://www.nushell.sh/blog/ with good documentation: https://www.nushell.sh/cookbook/
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#3> Nu has great error messages
The example is actually terrible though. It implies that changing the 10 to a string will make division a valid operation.
It’s also incredibly verbose.
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#4What is the advantage over powershell?
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#5What's the advantage of this over PowerShell?
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#6So, '>' isn't for redirection anymore. How does one do that?
open foo.txt | append "world"| save --raw foo.txt
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#7What's the advantage of this over PowerShell?
This is written in Rust
/s
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#9What's the advantage of this over PowerShell?
- Better errors
- Native support for JSON, etc (no more ConvertFrom-* ConvertTo-*)
- Less verbose
- Different visualisation