Mac Custom Text Shortcuts

Mac Custom Text Shortcuts

Your Mac gives you the ability to create custom text shortcuts to use instead of typing long phrases or frequent sentences by only using few characters. To achieve that, head over to System Preferences, Keyboard, and select the Text tab. System Preferences - Keyboard - Text There you will find a table that contains nothing, you can start adding your custom shortcuts by clicking on…
Using Git with Terminal – 10 Basic Commands You Should Know

Using Git with Terminal – 10 Basic Commands You Should Know

If you are a software engineer, you're most likely have interacted and used a version control system such as Git or SVN. I have used both, but for the past 5 years or so I have been mostly using Git for work and personal projects. I think it provides a simpler and easier way to version controlling and there are a lot of resources online…
Logitech MX Master 3 – First Impressions and Full In-Depth Review

Logitech MX Master 3 – First Impressions and Full In-Depth Review

I'm a Mac user who have been using the Apple Magic Mouse for years now, and I have never thought about using a different mouse at all. That was true till I saw the new Logitech MX Master 3 mouse and I really wanted to try it. I have had issues with my right wrist for couple of years and I thought that this mouse…
Favorite Mac Apps

Favorite Mac Apps

Alfred Alfred is an app that uses keyboard shortcuts to launch apps, perform tasks, searches your Mac for files, or even searches the web. I love this app for many reasons, but mostly I like the system shortcuts it offers, like putting the mac to sleep, start the screensaver, logout, empty trash ... etc. Alfred is a free app, but it offers other advanced features…