Looking at the config file here made me realize that my Cellar could also contain a homebrew package. I never really like the part where I download from a stupid site w/o versioning. Thanks _github@jgreet .  

Creating temporary files

During operational work, you need the output of a command. You always would use it now or later. You need to store it in a temporary file . People try all sorts of things like saving it in /tmp/1 (which I always do), /tmp/11 , /tmp/12 if there are two files . I always ignore deleting them since the OS will take care of the files present /tmp/ (after reboots). 

Well, there is a better way – mktemp (on unix) or more specifically on a Mac mktemp -t b where b is any string.  

Keeping your code clean is one thing, maintaing your directories clean is the most important thing just like the shelves in your cupboard.

Ack – Better than Grep

_   /|
'o.O'
=(___)=
   U    ack!

ack is a tool like grep, designed for programmers with large trees of heterogeneous source code. ack is written purely in Perl, and takes advantage of the power of Perl’s regular expressions.

I personally feel that ack is way better than grep from the usability point of view.