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Introduction What's up my fellow brogrammers have you ever been assigned to write documentation for a project and don't know where to start or do you like many developers just hate the thought of writing documentation then boy do I have the solution ...

Welcome, aspiring cloud enthusiasts! 🚀 Have you ever been in a situation where you want to create an account on AWS but don't know how? If you're ready to embark on your cloud computing journey with AWS, you're in the right place! Setting up your AW...

A function to upload images to AWS S3. To use this install the following packages: npm i base64-arraybuffer npm i react-native-fs npm i aws-sdk npm i react-native-image-crop-picker Please follow the setup process if not already done react-nati...

Making API requests in a React application can be a bit tricky, but using the Redux Thunk middleware makes it a lot simpler. In this blog post, we'll go over the basics of making API requests using Redux Thunk in a React application. First, let's set...

The site in the image was the first project I built. Where it started. I was one of the kids who spent most of his time in front of the computer. Chatting with friends on Yahoo messenger and MSN. I loved to play games but with that, I was always won...

Well, how many of you think while working on your terminal that why do I have to write everything, Can't there just be some kind of auto-complete. Oh, no one here, maybe my Mom is right that I'm spoiled, Anyways let me introduce you to fig.io IntelliSense for your terminal.
Fig is an open-source terminal that autocompletes most of your commands on your terminal. Whether it's installing npm packages, committing to Github or just changing directories with your terminal.
Fig is also open source which means if fig already does not have the commands available for your needs you can go ahead and add them yourselves.
Installing fig is super simple just visit the link fig.io/invite or fig.io which will then take you to their homepage and you can simply download it from there.

After it's done downloading, open it up and go through the installation process.
You can check out the installation process here
But their installer does a good job of getting you through it and familiarizing you with there terminal as well.
Now that you have fig installed you should be able to have the autocompletion. The gif below shows Fig in action.

Hope you found it useful. If you did please do let me know in the comments and by reacting to the blog. Plus if you have any topic ideas do let me know as I'm starting out and would love if you suggested something.
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Bye for now.