My Favorite Tools From My Toolbox

Since the second half of last year, I started to build a collection of shell scripts that make some of my special use cases easier to handle. I want to share some of them with you.

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My Confusion About the Path Variable

This is a topic that I should have understood a long time ago, but I never really thought about it until I printed out my PATH variables. The horror of the output made me realize that I am on an unholy path, meaning there were several duplicated entries.

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minimalist Note management

I was an Obsidian user for some time and I still dig it, but it was too much for my needs. Additionally, the fact that it’s a GUI program did not jive well with my desire to move my workflow to the mighty Command Line.

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Replicate My Developer Environment Like an Almost Modern Caveman

I am a simple man, therefore I like simple solutions for simple problems. My problem was the replication of my developer environment. It is simple because I only care about the shell environment; I don’t need an army of dotfiles or desktop applications to make my workflow viable.

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Cunarvim

Lunarvim is a collection of configurations that add IDE-like functions to Neovim. It’s really helpful if you (and indeed I) don’t have any experience with configuring Neovim.

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Palindrome

Some time ago, I was in the “going to job interviews” business. I applied to developer roles, which usually means there will be at least some coding involved, and this fact can manifest itself during an interview.

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90s PHP Guestbook

I was watching a video about the 90s web and heard something so amusingly stupid by today’s standards that I had to try it out.

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Antiquarian Book Party

One day I felt the need to look up an old book that I used for learning my first programming language.

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Making of the site

I had a resume site with the content of the resume page. I built a simple HTML site with the help of materializecss and hosted it on Heroku.

I was happy with it, but it soon became a pain to edit. So when Heroku stopped hosting my site for free, I decided to make a new one. I wanted to make one that is easier to edit and maintain. I also wanted to learn a bit about Hugo , so I decided to make this site with it.

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