4 posts tagged with "terminal"

Since finding the site terminaltrove I have realised that I have accumulated a lot of CLI tools. Tools that help me in my workflow day to day or tools that are just awesome to use.

Below are a list of ones that I find useful

Terminal multiplexers are one of those tools that, once you start using them, you wonder how you ever survived without one. Whether you're managing a homelab, running long-lived data engineering pipelines, or just tired of juggling dozens of terminal tabs, a multiplexer changes the game entirely.

Intercepting HTTP(S) traffic from a real iOS device is a powerful way to understand what your app (or any third‑party app) is sending and receiving—without Xcode, without re‑signing, and without touching a simulator. This guide provides a streamlined setup process and covers both the command‑line interface (CLI) and the Web UI (mitmweb) for capturing, filtering, and modifying your mobile traffic.

Look, I love Helix. It's fast, it's modal, and it doesn't make me feel like I'm piloting a 747 just to edit some code. But you know what it was missing? A solid file manager integration that didn't require me to spawn Zellij or tmux just to browse directories without leaving my editor.