What’s Next?
You can use every tmux command through the shell, which means you can write scripts to automate nearly every aspect of tmux, including running sessions. For example, you could create a keybinding in tmux that sources a shell script that divides the current window into two panes and logs you into your production web and database servers.
You’ve done a lot so far. You know how to set up projects, move around panes and windows, and launch various programs within tmux. You’ve tinkered around with your configuration enough to understand how to customize things to your liking. And you’ve experimented with three separate ways to script out your tmux environment. But, as you start to integrate tmux into your workflow, you’ll start to ...
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