makes me wanting to learn go for cli tools especially with the named pipes. If I understand correctly, as long as there’s a process reading from the named pipe, I can use it as a listener for whatever I want it to take as input from a separate process.
Wow, amazing video, I didn't know how pipes works "under the hood" and the implications of it, please make more vids (and blog articles) about this kinda of theme. I wonder how can I use mkfifo in my bash scripts, maybe to keep it clean and sane...
Is it weird that i was just reading about stdin and pipes for one of my CLI tools (thinking of adding a custom pager to it) and Josh drops a video on it. Great video as always. I think the blog hasn't made public yet? It's giving out 404?
makes me wanting to learn go for cli tools especially with the named pipes.
If I understand correctly, as long as there’s a process reading from the named pipe, I can use it as a listener for whatever I want it to take as input from a separate process.
Why did I just learn how named pipe works just now? I knew of them, used some tools that used them, but I never ask what or how they worked. Thanks!!!
Thanks for peeking under the hood with me!
Wow, amazing video, I didn't know how pipes works "under the hood" and the implications of it, please make more vids (and blog articles) about this kinda of theme.
I wonder how can I use mkfifo in my bash scripts, maybe to keep it clean and sane...
Super video👌 you got a talent for this!
Is it weird that i was just reading about stdin and pipes for one of my CLI tools (thinking of adding a custom pager to it) and Josh drops a video on it. Great video as always.
I think the blog hasn't made public yet? It's giving out 404?
It's up now!