A lot of the tips from TFA can be done in BASH as well and I'm sure the following of my own zsh tips also have a bash equivelant, but I'd like to share anyway:
Pure theme - My absolute favorite shell theme. Has almost all the bells and whistles of the powerlevel9k shown in the article, but looks, much cleaner and less in-your-face.
After downloading the theme, I've added this to my `.zshrc` file:
# PURE theme - see https://github.com/sindresorhus/pure
fpath+=$HOME/.zsh/pure
autoload -U promptinit; promptinit
prompt pure
Fuzzy find makes searching history much more powerful than what is listed in the article. I only use it together with ctr-r, but you can set it up for even more goodness.
Pure theme - My absolute favorite shell theme. Has almost all the bells and whistles of the powerlevel9k shown in the article, but looks, much cleaner and less in-your-face.
After downloading the theme, I've added this to my `.zshrc` file:
Fuzzy find makes searching history much more powerful than what is listed in the article. I only use it together with ctr-r, but you can set it up for even more goodness. Lastly I've added a syntax highlighter, which is really neat. I don't use oh-my-zsh, but I think my terminal is as fully fledged as even the best oh-my-zsh can offer.