Tools

This page contains a list of tools that you can use on your local machine to make your life easier.

Termius

Allows you to manage multiple remote access with diferent protocols.

Termius

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K9S

Easy tool to interact with a Kubernetes environment.

k9s

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K8S Lens

Easy tool to interact with a Kubernetes environment.

K8S Lens

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Fig

The next-generation command line.

Fig

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GitKraken

GitKraken Client makes Git actions easy, fast, and intuitive. By providing a seamless approach to visual Git with the commit graph, as well as lightning fast terminal capabilities with the built-in CLI, GitKraken Client has helped thousands of developers all over the world! GitKraken Client is compatible across operating systems and integrated with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Jira, and more.

Kraken

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Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code is a code editor redefined and optimized for building and debugging modern web and cloud applications.

Code

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Cursor.sh

Cursor is an AI-first code editor designed for pair-programming. It offers features that aim to enhance productivity and efficiency for software engineers. The tool allows for easy migration of favorite vscode extensions, themes, and keybindings with just one click.

Cursor

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csv2md

Install with:

npm install -g csv2md

Small tool to convert (larger) csv to markdown tables. Processes stdin or csv file.

Usage

csv2md data.csv > data.md

Piping data is possible (and recommend for larger files):

csv2md < data.csv

    max_i | min_i | max_f | min_f
    ---|---|---|---
    -122.1430195 | -122.1430195 | -122.415278 | 37.778643
    -122.1430195 | -122.1430195 | -122.40815 | 37.785034
    -122.4194155 | -122.4194155 | -122.4330827 | 37.7851673

To write the resulting markdown to a file, use the familiar stream syntax:

csv2md < data.csv > data.md

Pretty Markdown

The pretty / p option will pad cells to uniform width and uses beginning and ending |-delimiters by default:

csv2md -p < data.csv

  | max_i        | min_i        | max_f        | min_f      |
  |--------------|--------------|--------------|------------|
  | -122.1430195 | -122.1430195 | -122.415278  | 37.778643  |
  | -122.1430195 | -122.1430195 | -122.40815   | 37.785034  |
  | -122.4194155 | -122.4194155 | -122.4330827 | 37.7851673 |

It’s much more human readable than the default inline-style but will disable stream processing.

You can find more information about this tool on their official GitHub


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