How-to

In this post, I show how to use ANSI escape codes in Bash to colorize terminal logs. A simple logColor function makes errors stand out in red, warnings in yellow, and success messages in green. This small trick greatly improves log readability and helps spot issues faster. I also share my preferred color palette and how to create helper functions for each log level.

In this post, I write a bit about a custom script in Perl that enhances the functionality of GREP by adding color-coded search results, an easy way to add new search terms, and filtering lines by specific keywords.

Despite general thinking, I love to develop on Windows instead of an Unix-like system. So, after I found out that I can create and use aliases to run scripts on my Windows terminal and automate the annoying task of updating my GIT repository.