My dotfiles in case anybody wants them/ doesn't know where to find them..

[Doon]

I use zsh, with my own hacked together set of init scripts. (As opposed to using something like oh-my-zsh).  Fish Shell looks cool as well, but i've been happy with zsh for a while, so nothing compelling for me to change.    I am running the beta of iterm3  (https://www.iterm2.com/version3.html)  which so far has been stable, along with the shell integration for it.  

if you have questions about my dotfiles, my setup, etc.. just let me know. Being a jack of all trades (sysadmin, network geek, programmer, etc..) I tend to spend lots and lots of time in shells.  

https://github.com/doon/dotfiles/

-Patrick (doon) 

[Dallas DeVries]

Sweet thanks Doon.  Thanks for the demos last night, found them interesting;

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[Cort]

I agree with Dallas, thanks

I have long been an ide oriented person and I think there is still good value there, but with all the new thinking and churn going on today it may be a better time to be shell and command line oriented.

This was a great post by Oliver Steele from about a dozen years ago that I think is still relevant today.

http://blog.osteele.com/posts/2004/11/ides/