I am a heavy cli user since my early linux days on 1998, and the amount of tools I use have grown ever since so that it is hard to know the syntax of everything by mind. Some years ago I have discovered [navi](https://github.com/denisidoro/navi/tree/master/docs), which is a cli tool that helps with creating cheatsheets for commands and parameters that I use and which is great to help me categorize and add some small descriptions to what a command does and its params. It is a simple but very useful tool that I have even integrated to my bash shell configuration to be summoned whenever I need a specific command or a set of params that will help me achieve a specific result. Here are the instructions to installing it on a Linux machine using rustup/cargo. Read...
Case you’re wondering, I am a Brazilian Senior Web Developer (specialized in Python/Backend) who since 1994 has been tinkering with computers, started using Linux on a daily basis at 1999, bootstrapped a career as a Software Engineer at 2000, pivoted to web development on 2009 and became a self-employed contractor for english-speaking companies at 2022. You can check my resume/curriculum for more details.
I share my dot_files and the open source code I write on github.
Since writing is one of my passions, much of what you’ll read on this site is part of what I learned and documented on that journey.
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