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Command Line Heroes is a new meetup series for developers, SREs, and terminal enthusiasts who love working with the command line.
​Our episode 1 kicks off with real-world stories, and hands-on challenges along with a geek out session that let's your show off your terminal setup, or learn from ones who do!

Chapters :
00:00 Welcome and context: Unix philosophy as the meta of good software design, parallels with SOLID without the rigidity.
01:50 Rule of responsibility: do one thing well, ls vs find, and why “listing” isn’t “searching”.
05:10 Separation and interfaces: policy vs mechanism, clocks as interface vs implementation, precision and variants.
08:18 Composition via text: everything-as-a-file, pipelines, stdout/stderr, find | wc -l, unified text interface.
10:25 Say nothing on success: clean outputs, exit codes, don’t mix logs with command output.
12:00 Avoid interactive input: default behaviors, stdin, piping, and why interactivity hurts composability.
13:45 Fail loudly to repair: clear errors, permissions, file-not-found, actionable diagnostics.
14:30 Optimize later: make it work, then make it better; iterate fast, beware premature optimization.
15:50 Diversity and trade-offs: no silver bullet, fads and tools, choose by context and constraints.
16:59 Extensibility: build for today and be ready for tomorrow without guessing the bottleneck.
18:06 Fun CLI demos: printing via lpr, TTS with say, playful terminal tricks and ideas to explore later.