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Command line is the first thing every developer faces when they start working on a *nix-based system, for example, Linux or macOS. Command line is an extremely powerful and flexible tool that is truly invaluable today. This course covers the basics of Bash — the most popular Unix shell.
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1 | Navigating the file system Learn to move around the file system, list files and quickly go to your home folder. |
2 | Manipulating directories and files Learn how to create files and directories and remove them. |
3 | Viewing files Learn to view files in few different ways, view changes in real time and filter data. |
4 | Redirection and pipes Explore the ways to redirect the result of running a command into a file or vice versa. Also, learn about connecting commands with pipes. |
5 | Viewing long files with pagers Learn how to view longer files, move through them, search patterns and more. |
6 | History and man-pages Quickly access previous commands and get help. |
7 | Making custom commands with aliases Learn how to create handy shortcuts for commands or combinations of commands. |
8 | Environment variables Understand how environment variables work and how to make them useful for you. |
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