Beginners on Badran Elshenawy https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/tags/beginners/ Recent content in Beginners on Badran Elshenawy Hugo en Wed, 28 Oct 2026 09:00:00 +0000 The Modern Terminal – Post 10: code and the Bridge from Terminal to Editor https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-10-code/ Wed, 28 Oct 2026 09:00:00 +0000 https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-10-code/ Every post in this series lived in the terminal. This one builds the bridge out: open any folder you are standing in straight into VS Code or Positron, jump to the exact line ripgrep found, and compare two sample sheets side by side. The Modern Terminal – Post 9: yazi and the Finder Window the Cluster Never Had https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-9-yazi/ Fri, 23 Oct 2026 09:00:00 +0000 https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-9-yazi/ Every tool in this series answered one question. yazi puts them in one window: browse folders, jump with zoxide, search with fd and ripgrep, and preview files without ever downloading them. The Modern Terminal – Post 8: ripgrep and Ctrl-F for Every File You Own https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-8-ripgrep/ Wed, 21 Oct 2026 09:00:00 +0000 https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-8-ripgrep/ fd finds files by name. ripgrep finds the line inside them, and it can tell you which of last night’s jobs failed without you opening a single log. The Modern Terminal – Post 7: fd and the Search Box the Cluster Does Not Have https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-7-fd/ Wed, 14 Oct 2026 09:00:00 +0000 https://badran-elshenawy.netlify.app/posts/modern-terminal-post-7-fd/ There is no Finder window on the cluster. fd is the search box you are missing, and it can also tell you what last night’s run produced and which files are eating your quota.