What made me love using terminal
No developer can escape the terminal. It's the one tool that every developer uses, regardless of their tech stack. It's where we run our code, manage our projects, and interact with our tools. So it's important to have a terminal setup that is productive.
Almost equally important is the visual appeal of the terminal. Because let's be honest, no one wants to stare at this all day long:
Please Note: I use Mac for both work and play. This post will only focus on products and tools that are available to Mac users
Warp is one of those modern AI-powered terminals, even though I almost never use its AI stuff. I use it for the Driver feature. Much like a file manager, Warp Drive is a visual interface for your terminal. It allows you to create workflows, notebooks and sort them into collections.
One difficulty I experience when trying to adopt cool, new terminal tool is consistent usage. Especially after some time away, I often forget the correct command, specific syntax, particular flag. With bad or missing --help, it can be a very frustrating experience.
