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Warp.dev: A New Era of Terminal Experience

Warp.dev is a modern, Rust-based terminal that is reimagining the way developers interact with their command-line interfaces. This innovative tool is designed to help developers build software faster and more efficiently. With a host of unique features and capabilities, Warp is transforming the terminal experience.

Intelligent and Reliable

Warp is more than just a terminal; it’s an intelligent tool that comes with knowledge-sharing capabilities, autocompletion, and fully integrated AI. This makes Warp a more intelligent terminal right out of the box. It also features Warp Drive and Warp AI, which further enhance its capabilities.

Fast and Efficient

Built with Rust and rendered with Metal, Warp is optimized for performance. It doesn’t use Electron or JavaScript, which can slow down operations. This makes Warp a fast and efficient terminal that can handle your commands swiftly and effectively.

GitHub’s New ‘Copilot’ Feature Is A Game-Changer If You’re a Developer

You’ve probably heard about Github Copilot by now. Github Copilot is an AI-driven pair programmer who can help write code more efficiently and faster. Here’s a quick review of Copilot.

How to install Copilot?

If you’re using VSCode, then installation is pretty simple as it can just be installed as an extension.

Once installed, you want to make sure you have either an active trial or a subscription. You can manage your subscription from https://github.com/features/copilot

How does it work?

Using Copilot is simple. As you start writing code in either Go/NodeJS/Typescript or Python, it will give you small previews of code snippets. You can even get full functions written by AI. All you need to do is add a comment explaining what this next block of code is supposed to do.

Create Rubrik SLAs from a CSV File

If you own a Brik, you are familiar with creating new SLAs as it is one of the first things you would do after getting a Brik deployed.

In the world of Rubrik, everything is build around Service Level Agreements. With Rubrik’s unique approach to use SLAs for Backup and Recovery tasks, we have dramatically simplified the Backup Admin’s daily work. Traditionally a Backup Admin would create multiple backup jobs for full, incremental, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly backups. Additionally the backup admin would create some archival and replication jobs. With Rubrik’s SLA approach all of this can done within a single SLA and dramatically simplify the operational overhead associated with backup jobs.

Sometimes, a single or even a handful of SLAs might not be enough. In this case using the Rubrik interface becomes time-consuming. Luckily Rubrik has an API-First Architecture which means everything you can do in the GUI, can also be done via the APIs.

To make Rubrik’s API even easier to digest, we have a build-in API Explorer. You can get access to it via https:///docs/v1/playground

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Pipedrive and Zendesk Integration

If your Customer Service System and your Sales CRM are separated it is important to integrate the systems. Without a proper integration either your Sales or Customer Service team might be missing important informations. This free Pipedrive and Zendesk integration will help you solve this issue.

Recently I had to use Zendesk as our customer success system and Pipedrive as our Sales CRM. I have worked with Salesforce for the past 6-8 years and love it. Moving to Zendesk and Pipedrive was quiet a bit of change for me. While these two systems are cheaper than Salesforce they do have a couple of drawbacks. When I started out with both systems I was looking for a Pipedrive and Zendesk integration and came across the official Pipedrive plugin for Zendesk. Continue reading “Pipedrive and Zendesk Integration”

Intercepting API calls of your iOS app

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When you work with APIs, you rely on the vendors API documentation.
However, API documentation is often not up to date or might be missing the latest API changes.

In this blog, I will describe how to intercept API calls from an iOS app. Continue reading “Intercepting API calls of your iOS app”