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Process and Highlight JSON on The Command-Line

Once you know enough command-line basics, it’s time to actually learn some useful stuff that you can apply in your daily work! Since JSON is super ubiquitous, I’d like to teach you some useful command-line JSON processing voodoo first.

Using The Find Command-Line tool

There’s a mighty powerful command that can save you lots of headaches when used in the right places; it’s called find. It walks through the file tree, starting from the provided path. Next, it prints each directory and file, including its path relative to the current working directory. Of course, you can filter this list with all kinds of options. Let's explore this find command and its options!

Learn The Basic Unix Commands

You can significantly increase your productivity and understanding of your operating system by learning a few basic shell commands. These commands work in Bash, the most common shell on Linux and MacOS. However, alternative shells are mostly compatible with Bash, so they should work everywhere!

This is Why Python Will Stay Among The Top Languages in 2021

  • Python Land; By Erik van Baaren (Posted by eriky on Jan 3, 2021 11:53 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Developer, Python
Python has a long history, starting around 1991 with its first release in a newsgroup called alt.sources. Since then, we all know how omnipresent the language has become. Last year, Python ranked second in Redmonk’s list of the most popular programming languages. And I can tell you… this year won’t be different. Here’s why!

The 12 Habits of Highly Effective Software Developers

#3 — Don’t be clever

How to Speed up Your Python Code

  • Towards Data Science; By Erik-Jan van Baaren (Posted by eriky on Apr 1, 2020 12:07 PM EDT)
5 ways to increase performance, from using better algorithms to switching to an alternative Python implementation to multiprocessing

Concurrency in Python

This article explores 3 ways to implement concurrency in your Python programs

Why You Must Migrate to Python 3 Now

  • medium.com/better-programming; By Erik-Jan van Baaren (Posted by eriky on Mar 2, 2020 1:55 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Developer, Python
Support for Python 2 should have stopped at the beginning of 2020. However, it has become clear that the last major 2.7.x release will be in April 2020. After that, all development will cease for Python 2. This means there will be no security updates. This article shows you how to migrate your code to Python 3 and also lists a number of the advantages to using Python 3.

This Will Make You a Command-Line Ninja

  • Towards Data Science; By Erik-Jan van Baaren (Posted by eriky on Feb 27, 2020 3:30 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Developer, Linux
Being a command-line ninja is a valuable skill for every IT professional. A well-crafted bash command or script can save hours of manual labor. This tutorial shows you exactly how easy it is to become a command-line ninja and automate those tedious tasks. Lift your skills with these 10 tips, tricks, and a bit of effort

How to create animated GIFs with FFmpeg

  • Medium.com/The-Startup; By Erik-Jan van Baaren (Posted by eriky on Feb 22, 2020 1:41 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial, Video
Learn to install and use this free video converter

Stop Installing Python Packages Globally — Use Virtual Environments

  • medium.com/better-programming; By Erik-Jan van Baaren (Posted by eriky on Feb 19, 2020 7:31 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Developer, Python
With virtual environments, you can isolate your software and avoid version conflicts.. Python virtual environments allow you to install Python packages in an isolated location for a particular application, instead of installing them globally. This articles explores what the advantages are and how you can quickly get started.

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