The Productivity Course that Changed My Development Environment

📝I learned how to make my development environment more efficient and productive.

⌨️WSL allowed me to run a Linux environment on my Windows machine, eliminating the need for multiple terminals.

🔎Fuzzy Finder improved file and directory searching within the terminal, making navigation faster and easier.

🔑While Ansible can automate Linux server setup, I found it less useful for personal projects due to simplicity.

🌟Even though I didn't adopt all the tools, the course expanded my knowledge and encouraged exploration.

Did using WSL impact your Windows performance?

—No, WSL runs a Linux environment within Windows without affecting performance.

Is Fuzzy Finder compatible with all terminals?

—Yes, Fuzzy Finder works with most terminals and can greatly improve search in large projects.

Is Ansible only useful for managing Linux servers?

—Ansible is primarily designed for automating server setup, but it can be used for other tasks as well.

Do I need to learn all the tools mentioned in the course?

—No, you can choose the tools that fit your workflow and ignore the rest. It's about finding what works for you.

Did the course change your overall approach to development?

—The course expanded my knowledge and made me more open to trying new tools and techniques.

00:00I took a productivity course that introduced me to new development tools and techniques.

00:38I set up WSL to run a Linux environment on my Windows machine, eliminating the need for multiple terminals.

01:22Fuzzy Finder improved file and directory searching within the terminal.

01:47Ansible is useful for automating Linux server setup, but may be less relevant for personal projects.

02:03The course expanded my knowledge and encouraged exploration of new tools and techniques.