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jimbob74 commented on Nushell 0.86   nushell.sh/blog/2023-10-1... · Posted by u/kytazo
sundarurfriend · 2 years ago
How big of an initial time investment does it require? I.e. if I wanted to try it out on the side from time to time, can I just install and start using it, or does it take a week of learning and writing a configuration before I can properly use it?
jimbob74 · 2 years ago
you can start using it right away and much of your muscle memory will still give decent results. I say much - since piping with > isn't a thing, but still, it doesn't take long to get used to using it.
jimbob74 commented on Nushell 0.86   nushell.sh/blog/2023-10-1... · Posted by u/kytazo
sgarland · 2 years ago
Except then you go to share something with others and have to convince people to install your esoteric shell first. It’s the same reason why I quickly abandoned fish - zsh with some fish niceties (auto-complete, etc.) gets me most of the way there, and in the odd case where I’m writing a script and use something zsh-specific, it’s not that hard to convert it to bash if necessary.
jimbob74 · 2 years ago
as someone else mentioned, the shell you use for interactive work and the language you use for scripting don't have to be the same thing. I use fish as my primary interactive shell( on linux) - but scripts for work stuff will still be bash. That said - nushell is now my primary shell for anything windows related. And I'm aiming to do any minor automation on windows in nu rather than .bat files.
jimbob74 commented on Pylance: Fast, feature-rich language support for Python in VSCode   devblogs.microsoft.com/py... · Posted by u/kylebarron
geekraver · 5 years ago
Pylance supports .pyi files.
jimbob74 · 5 years ago
and pylance uses pyright to do so.

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