The terminal is your friend
summary
Argues that the terminal becomes a practical daily companion for Android work by showing concrete configs, aliases and tiny scripts that save time: split bashrc into modular files, source an aliases file, add Git completion and PATH entries for Android SDK and Java 11, and create a gw alias to avoid ./gradlew. Demonstrates aliases to build/install/run variants, a git push pipeline using xargs, and a simple script that lists files containing RxJava for migration. Recommends tools like scrcpy, oh-my-zsh, Homebrew and WSL.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to terminal
- 3:02Building your toolbox
- 6:52Configuring your terminal
- 10:23Using aliases effectively
- 13:36Automating with aliases
- 16:20Introduction to scripting
- 18:07Companion tools
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