Good morning everyone and happy MonDEV! ☕
Ready to start a new week? In these days I am redoing a bit of "recollection" and reviewing of the tools for the newsletter, content I want to write, and also some projects to follow in parallel!
The last few months have been quite busy and I have been able to dedicate myself to personal projects less than I had hoped, but hopefully I can fix this soon and return to both my projects and contributing to open source as soon as possible!
As a good omen for this return to open source projects, today I want to share with you a tool that can be useful if you spend a lot of time contributing and don't want to go back and forth from github.
The tool for today is called gh-dash and it is a beautiful extension of github's CLI that allows you to have a practical interactive dashboard in your terminal.
Once installed, you just need to type gh dash in your terminal to have an overview of your pull requests and your issues (opened, followed, and assigned) and possibly also interact with them, assigning or commenting on them, all conveniently from the terminal, in one place.
Prefer the visualization on github? No problem, once you have identified the issue or pull request of your interest, you can open it directly in the browser with o.
If you are very active on Github, let me know if you find it an interesting and practical tool like me or if it's just me who would literally do everything directly from the terminal 🤣
Articles of the week
- Initial load performance for React developers: investigative deep dive A rather in-depth article on how to understand, study, and then respond well regarding the metrics of your projects in react! Because keeping an eye on performance is always important.
- Introducing Citations on the Anthropic API If you enjoy experimenting with AI for personal use, this new tool available for Antrhopic might interest you. Included in the standard plan now, you can ask Claude to pinpoint the exact points of a certain document from which information has been extracted through "Citations" via API.
That's all for this week too! I hope I left you with some interesting insights and that you will have the opportunity to read and experience them!
Have a great week
Happy Coding 0_1
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