Zsh is a popular shell that offers a number of features to make your life easier, including aliases. Aliases are shortcuts for commands that you can use to save time and typing.
In this blog post, we will show you how to create and use aliases in Zsh. We will also provide some examples of useful aliases that you can use to improve your productivity.
What is an alias?
An alias is a shortcut for a command. It is a way to give a shorter name to a command that you use frequently. For example, you could create an alias for the ls command to be ll. This would allow you to list the contents of a directory by typing ll instead of ls.