Introduction
We all spend a chunk of our day in the terminal. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, small tweaks can compound into major time savings. I've gathered ten practical tips that I use daily, with minimal setup but maximum impact.
1. Master Tab Completion
Most shells support tab completion, but many people only use it for filenames. You can complete commands, options, and even git branches. For example, typing git che and pressing Tab might suggest checkout, cherry-pick, etc.
If you're using Bash, add the following to your .bashrc to enable case-insensitive completion and show all possible matches at once:
