The ‘kill -INT ruby’ command that was used at 17min 27sec of part one in this course when typed was autoMagically changed into the pid of the ruby server process…
I thought this was cool and didnt know how it happend, is this a special feature of zsh?
I would love to know as I always do ‘ps aux | grep “ruby”’ then have to plug in the pid to my kill command to terminate my rails server process.
Yes this is of much help, and thank you for your response.
I enjoyed your intermediate rails course, and when you were able to do this my jaw dropped!
I rewinded the video to make sure I saw correctly =)
I am digging further into zsh and reading up with diligence…
I have added a new book to my buy list…
(Amazon.com)