Who am I?
I am @NateDhaliwal on Replit and Replit Ask (when it was still around), as well as @natme6677 on Scratch.
I code with Python, HTML, CSS and JS!
My projects
Some facts about me!
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I only started Python and HTML in 2023, but I’m a fast learner and I completed Replit’s 100 Days Of Code course!
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I was an active member of Replit Ask (Replit’s support forum), and I was a Jr. Mod (Trust Level 4) on that forum, before it got shut down.
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I am a huge Discourse fan. I stumbled upon the Replit Ask, which was powered by Discourse, which then led me to be active on Discourse Meta after Replit Ask shut down.
Recent Posts
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Using tmux to run commands in the background
In bash & terminal • Tags: tips & tricks , guide , bash • 3 min read
What is tmux? tmux is an “open-source terminal multiplexer for Unix-like operating systems. It allows multiple terminal sessions to be accessed simultaneously in a single window. It is useful for... -
Tips for installing Discourse
In discourse • Tags: discourse , tips & tricks , guide • 6 min read
As I mentioned in my first blog post, Discourse is an amazing, modern, and feature-rich forum software. A selling point? It’s really easy to install and setup, and support is... -
My First Post!
In general • 1 min read
I’m NateDhaliwal. I’m starting this blog today! Allow me to introduce myself. I am an avid Replit user. Replit is an amazing IDE that’s on the cloud. I use it...