Three jq Tips You May Need to Know
jq is famously known as a powerful command-line JSON parser. Besides performing as a parser, jq has many other handy usages as well. Here, I’d like to share 3 jq tips you may need to know....
Git Alias -- Did You Git It?
Git alias is powerful and yet simple to set up. I'd like to share my journey in configuring git alias for my personal use. Now let's dig it and git it!...
Twenty Months With Colemak
Time truly flies. It has been 20 months since I switched from QWERTY to Colemak keyboard layout. Am I now able to type on the Colemak keyboard as fast as the time flies? Certainly not....
Build A Killer Note-taking System
The proverb says, "The palest ink is better than the best memory". Note-taking is certainly an essential part of knowledge learning, information collecting and retaining....
Replace 8 Frequently Used Linux Commands!?
Almost a decade ago, I started to touch the command-line interface (CLI). I'm now a nerdy CLI lover and I'm so obsessed by its efficiency. Therefore, I'm always trying out new command-line commands. From time to time, some commands are replaced by other improved ones in my daily workflow...
3 mitmproxy Tips You Might Not Know About
mitmproxy is a powerful proxy tool for debugging network requests and responses. It's my favorite proxy tool and becoming one of my daily essential tools for working. I would like to share with you 3 mitmproxy tips you might not know about...
One Week with Colemak
Last weekend, I decided to switch from QWERTY to Colemak keyboard layout. Did I suffer a lot since then? Of course no, well, maybe a little bit. After one-week intensive typing training, actually I quite enjoy the fresh feeling of typing with Colemak...
Why I Switch to Colemak Keyboard Layout?
Colemak, pronounced /‘ko:lmæk/ (Coal-Mac), is a keyboard layout based on QWERTY. It’s developed by Shai Coleman and released in 2006. What’s special about Colemak? Why do I decide to switch from QWERTY to Colemak?...
How I Do Exploratory Testing
Since the beginning of last year when I failed to use calabash for mobile testing, I mainly focus on improving my ET skill. I want to establish a practice for the purpose: To have a concrete structure of ET and to adapt change easily based on it...
My Toolbox
A list of my fav tools, apps, websites...