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Best thing I've found recently is nushell[0], paired with jc [1] it's pretty much the best shell I've ever used. [0] https://www.nushell.sh/ [1] https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc
Would appreciate if you could share some examples from your workflow!
Best thing I've found recently is nushell[0], paired with jc [1] it's pretty much the best shell I've ever used. [0] https://www.nushell.sh/ [1] https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc
Best thing I've found recently is nushell[0], paired with jc [1] it's pretty much the best shell I've ever used. [0] https://www.nushell.sh/ [1] https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc
Serious LLM vibes from the docs. Many paragraphs are repeated and pages amd pages of filler words like telling what you're going to learn over and over.
Best thing I've found recently is nushell[0], paired with jc [1] it's pretty much the best shell I've ever used. [0] https://www.nushell.sh/ [1] https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jc
What’s better about the nushell? I tried it a couple of years ago but didn’t enjoy using it — probably because I primarily use bash and nushell seems quite different from it. Would appreciate if you could share some examples from your workflow!
I don't mind bash and the various cli programs I used to use for the tasks I was doing at the cli. However I was forced years ago to learn powershell. Now syntax aside I was able to use powershells native functionality to do things I'd have to call other programs for, read and process CSV, JSON, XML, etc. Nushell is like powershell but a much better syntax and I prefer the data model and love the output.
My main workflows consist of exploring data, cleaning it, and outputting what I need. Nushell has this covered.
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What’s better about the nushell? I tried it a couple of years ago but didn’t enjoy using it — probably because I primarily use bash and nushell seems quite different from it. Would appreciate if you could share some examples from your workflow!
I have a feeling you'll not appreciate my answer considering your current workflow. I don't mind bash and the various cli programs I used to use for the tasks I was doing at the cli. However I was forced years ago to learn powershell. Now syntax aside I was able to use powershells native functionality to do things I'd have to call other programs for, read and process CSV, JSON, XML, etc. Nushell is like powershell bu…