pathprepend ./ for Faster Dev IterationsOnce you have a pathprepend function in your main .bashrc you can
use it to easily add the current directory ./ while working intensely
on a specific development project. This will save you from moving
your executables someplace else to get them to run. Later, when you
exit this shell (or TMUX window/pane) the alteration to the PATH will
be deleted as well without any permanently insecure changes to it.
(Never add ./ to your actual PATH, of course.).