My day-to-day work load requires that I have at least six separate Windows command lines running. Opening them all every time I restart my PC, navigating to the correct directories, copying and pasting the necessary command into each one, and then toggling between the ambiguously-named instances is… annoying. Find out how I moved them all into a single, tabbed app, gave each tab a descriptive name, have each one open in the directory I need it in, and fire the first command I need each to run. Continue reading
Daily Archives: July 23, 2015
Top Posts
- NoLoJS: Reducing the JS Workload with HTML and CSS
- Investigating… a High LCP for Nike.com
- Getting to Know… WPO (Web Performance Optimization)
- Web Performance Audits: What’s in your Checklist?
- Improving LCP for Video Hero Components
- The difference between Service Workers, Web Workers and WebSockets
- Replacing jQuery with Vanilla JS / ES6
- Early Hints vs. Resource Hints vs. Speculation Rules: Which is right for what, and when?