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A friend asked in the blog comments why I switched from Vim to VSCode. I'll share my views on the question — maybe these aren't readers' pain points, or readers already have good solutions in Vim; you're all welcome to share in the comments.

Following the last Bash tricks article, this episode introduces two more

This series is about Docker container related, I will share some practical tips in my daily work, and I hope some of them will help you too. Maybe some of the strategies you have already used may be useful, so I will share this series as a summary, the first part will introduce how to download and build image, how to start and stop container.

Since VSCode added the remote ssh, it can separate the interface and the backend, and only needs the ssh protocol to connect to the backend, Recently, I had the idea that I could create an ssh port on my Android phone, and then use VSCode to run a server on my phone, When you go out, you can write and read code by connecting to Android, after all, the performance of the smartphone is good enough.

This blog records some Bash scripts I've encountered. The purpose is absolutely not to encourage anyone to use shell scripts (quite the opposite) — only to show that shell scripts can do many things.

Recently I've been converting a project from Python2 to Python3. Most code was already compatible, but for two days I still suffered over the rq version upgrade. I record the problems here — friends in need may reuse this code.

Recently I used a frontend library (kityminder) built with seajs+grunt. In non-seajs projects, import or require cannot bring in any module, yet you can't drag seajs in just for one library. This post explores a way to reference seajs modules. I'm not a professional frontend dev — please point out problems in the comments.

Bilibili kept pushing the Li Yapeng version of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer at me. In a fit of pique I spent a whole day and night finishing the book, then watched some related material. I found Lin Pingzhi left the deepest impression on me, so I'll use this blog to talk about Lin Pingzhi in my eyes.

It is under development, although I can't guarantee that all ultisnips functions can be used in vscode, I will do my best. Please feel free to give an issue or pull requests.

During work communication or reading posts, people drop jargon (English abbreviations) now and then. Not understanding them is quite awkward. Below I summarize some jargon I usually encounter, hoping you're no longer lost when you see them — and please use them at suitable times and places according to their meanings.