Bashy is a pure-Go implementation of Bash 5.3 distributed as a single static binary for Linux, macOS, and Windows, offering full Bash compatibility plus an optional Bash# dialect that adds typed Go, fenced code blocks in multiple languages, and agentic functions with contracts.
A guide to loading environment variables from .env files in the terminal. The simplest method is using export $(<.env), which works for basic KEY=VALUE pairs but fails with comments and special characters. A more robust approach uses set -o allexport and source .env, enabling shell expansions and dynamic variables, though this requires trusting the file contents.
A developer shares two bash scripts that simplify Tailscale's Taildrop file-sharing feature on Linux by wrapping the CLI commands and adding device selection via fzf, addressing the awkward user experience of the alpha feature.