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Software Tools – Getting Started
Excerpts from Software Tools, Kernighan and Plauger, 1976. File Copying If we use primitives, we can design and write programs that will not be overly dependent on the idiosyncrasies of any one operat… more →
Software Tools
Half-baked idea: Standard machine readable output for command line programs
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wrote 10 months ago: For more half-baked ideas, see the ideas tag. It’s common, perhaps increasingly common, that o … more →
Do one thing well
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wrote 1 year ago: This isn’t a self-help post, in any way. I need help myself :) If you are a GNU/linux user, (I … more →
Make each program do one thing well
wrote 1 year ago: Make each program do one thing well. To do a new job, build afresh rather than complicate old progra … more →
Software Tools - Getting Started
wrote 5 years ago: Excerpts from Software Tools, Kernighan and Plauger, 1976. File Copying If we use primitives, we can … more →
A Simple Review
wrote 5 years ago: Brad Appleton reviews misunderstandings, and records many references and good quotes, for simplicity … more →
Kanso in Unix philosophy
wrote 6 years ago: Zen The Visual Resource Centre defines kanso succinctly. simplicity; without gaudiness, not heavy or … more →
