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stantronic / useful_bash_commands.md
Last active August 25, 2025 15:53
Useful bash commands

Useful bash commands

A handful of helpful commands I've found for shell operations (works with Bash or Zsh).

  1. du -sh . Print how much memory the current folder (and everything within it) is taking up on disk.
    • du stands for disk usage, -sh asks for the info to be summarised in a human readable format.
    • output examples: 178M . or 1.2G . (178 megabytes and 1.36 Gigabytes respectively)
  2. lsof -i:8080
    • List the processes (or files) running on port 8080
  • lsof stands for list open files
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Created August 28, 2023 10:34
Privacy Policy - So you call yourself an Android developer?
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stantronic / ssh_multiple_accounts_github.md
Last active June 21, 2023 09:57
Set up Mac to ssh to two different Github accounts

Set up Mac to ssh to two different Github accounts

Pre-requisites

  • You have two accounts with github
  • You have git installed on your personal machine (currently comes pre-installed on a Macbook Pro)

Steps

Lets suppose you have two accounts on Github

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stantronic / Hilt_and_Dagger.md
Last active May 27, 2022 10:17
Hilt and Dagger Cheatsheet

Terminology

  • Module - a recipe for how to make a thing
  • Component - a kitchen that "cooks up" things according to the recipes
  • Scope - the lifetime of the things created
  • EntryPoint - a place which has its own kitchen

Annotations

  • @Inject - I can be injected, and things can be injected into me
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stantronic / Rx Java to Coroutines Cheat Sheet.md
Last active May 27, 2022 09:52

Rx Java to Coroutines Cheat Sheet

Some do's and dont's

Dont Do
Dont call suspend functions on view-models from activities or fragments Do launch coroutines in view-models from viewModelScope
call launch within a suspend function (unless you handle the error within the launch block) Do switch threads using withContext(dispatcher)
Dont call suspend functions on view-models from activities or fragments Do launch coroutines in view-models from viewModelScope
Dont call launch within a suspend function (unless you handle the error within the launch block) Do switch threads using withContext(dispatcher)
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stantronic / Adb_Cheat_sheet.md
Last active November 2, 2023 16:48

My ADB Cheatsheet

A list of ADB commands I find helpful in general Android Development

ADB stands for Android Device Bridge - it is a program that runs on the host machine for communicating with both real and virtual android devices.

  • adb start-server - start a connection from development machine to android devices
  • adb kill-server - kill the connection from development machine to android devices
  • adb shell <command> - run a bash command on the device
  • adb shell pm <args> - run a command on the package manager
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stantronic / TMUX.md
Last active June 29, 2018 09:08
My Personal Tmux Cheat Sheet

Tmux - The Terminal Multiplexer

Lets you run multiple 'terminals' within your terminal through:

  • Multiple windows - A window takes up the whole space of your terminal, (Think of it like a tab in a browser)

  • Multiple panes - A pane takes up a sub-division of a window

Both panes and windows open in the same directory you're already in