In the previous article, I had talked about customizing Windows Terminal as well as VS Code integrated terminal using Oh My Posh and Terminal Icons. However, I have found Oh My Posh to be very slow at times and may be somewhat fancier than I'd like.
After...
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If you are using any sort of command line interface while in Windows, check out Windows Terminal. It is a highly customizable terminal emulator that can do anything you want it do. You can have tabbed terminals running PowerShell, WSL Bash, cloud SSH, and...
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If you have ever created a new GitHub repository directly from their web interface, you might have noticed that the first commit you made has a special verified tag attached to it. The same tag doesn't show up for commits made locally. However, it'll be...
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As I had mentioned in the previous post, I have been working on setting up a Linux VM to test my upcoming OpenGL tutorial series. As part of that, I was trying to setup CMake on the VM, so that I can sort out cross platform builds.
However, default CMake...
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Recently I have started to prepare for a YouTube tutorial series on OpenGL. The goal of the project is to record all my expertise and knowledge on OpenGL in one place and help others. One key point of the codebase I'm preparing for the tutorial is to be...
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After I have discovered the wonder called VS Code, I have been hooked to it. It's my goto editor for any project now. The convenience of having file browsing, editing with plethora of extensions, integrated terminal, and on top of that the existence of...
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More often than not, I work with a very simple Git workflow. Especially for my personal projects where I'm the sole contributor. Where I do not have something that does not need to be tracked, except for of course whatever I have put in .gitigonre.
It's...
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While at work today, I had to download source code of some open source project for evaluation. However, the source code was not hosted on GitHub but in SVN.
Now if you are like me, you also probably have no idea how to use SVM. I know that it is some sort...
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So, finally I'm starting to write the first post of the blog. This has been in my todo list for a while now. But as usual I have been shifting my focus to do something else, like endless cycles of checking whether the color scheme is good enough or...
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