Twitter can be a huge timesuck and is generally a negative place but I stick around for gems like these.
not enough of u know that on mac terminal u can option click to just move ur cursor where u want it
— stephanie (@isosteph) March 9, 2021
TIL that you can do `git commit --allow-empty` to make a new commit with no actual changes to your files.
— Megan Sullivan (@meganesulli) March 1, 2021
No more random whitespace changes to trigger new builds! 🥳
Something I tweeted a few months back after finding it online is that if you press command -> shift -> v in a Markdown file in VSCode (on a Mac) you’ll open up a preview window that you can then drag to the right to open as a side-by-side preview of your Markdown edits while you’re making them.
And just for good measure, since I google for this at least once a month, here’s the command to delete a file that you pushed to GitHub before realizing it was just clutter and added it to your .gitignore file (foo.txt is the filename to remove). Thanks to CodeBlocQ, my most frequent destination after googling.
git rm --cached foo.txt