Essential Unix Skills for Developers

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Terry Martin

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1. The Beginning

1. What is Unix.mp4

08:38

2. Tips for this Course.mp4

05:14

3. What You'll Need.mp4

03:32

4. Installing Linux on Windows.mp4

07:13

5. Launching a Terminal on MacOS.mp4

07:47

6. Launching a Terminal on Linux GUI.mp4

03:39

2. The Basics

1. The Shell.mp4

14:14

2. Filesystems.mp4

32:12

3. Navigating the Filesystem.mp4

14:22

4. Copying Files.mp4

08:28

5. Making Directories.mp4

10:36

6. Deleting Files.mp4

05:18

7. Moving Files.mp4

03:25

8. File Permissions Theory.mp4

11:33

9. File Permissions Practice.mp4

17:50

10. Selecting Files with File Globs.mp4

14:38

11. Symbolic Links.mp4

15:26

12. The Built-In MANual.mp4

05:25

13. Searching for MANuals Pages.mp4

10:54

14. Other Ways to Search for Commands.mp4

05:47

15. Clearing the Screen.mp4

01:04

16. Echoing Text to the Screen.mp4

08:09

17. Printing Text Files to Screen.mp4

06:13

18. Paginating Text.mp4

08:40

19. Getting Date & Time.mp4

02:04

20. Getting Filesystem Storage Information.mp4

05:37

21. Getting Directory Space Information.mp4

03:14

3. Shells

1. Introduction.mp4

08:30

2. Keyboard Shortcuts.mp4

14:38

3. Variables.mp4

10:39

4. Exporting Variables.mp4

14:15

5. The PATH Variable.mp4

14:36

6. Permanent Environment Variables.mp4

30:10

7. Command Review.mp4

04:43

8. Job Control.mp4

19:45

9. Killing Processes.mp4

09:56

10. Redirection & Piping.mp4

19:26

11. Redirecting Errors.mp4

14:18

12. Redirecting Input.mp4

09:07

4. Text Editors

1. vi & vim.mp4

33:38

2. pico & nano.mp4

13:04

5. Text Commands

1. Peeking at the Head & Tail of a File.mp4

10:34

2. Getting the Count of Letters, Words & Lines of a Text.mp4

05:04

3. Sorting Lines of Text.mp4

19:58

4. Searching Through Lines of Text & Files.mp4

32:58

5. Comparing Text Files for Differences.mp4

06:18

6. Converting Characters of Text.mp4

13:47

7. Advanced Text Processing with AWK Scripts - Part One.mp4

42:18

8. Advanced Text Processing with AWK Scripts - Part Two.mp4

11:42

9. Advanced Text Processing with SED.mp4

19:07

6. Utility Commands

1. Compressing Files with GZIP & BZIP2.mp4

22:29

2. Archiving Files & Directories to One FIle with TAR.mp4

19:06

3. Compressing & Archving with ZIP.mp4

14:33

4. Executing Dynamic Commands (xargs).mp4

23:11

5. Searching for Files.mp4

29:54

7. System Commands

1. Users & Groups.mp4

22:06

2. Determining the Version of Operating System.mp4

02:02

3. Viewing System Log Information.mp4

08:13

4. Installing Applications on DebianUbuntu Linux - Part One.mp4

29:36

5. Installing Applications on DebianUbuntu Linux - Part Two.mp4

10:13

6. Installing Applications on MacOS Command Line.mp4

19:11

7. Getting ProcessApplication IDs.mp4

22:06

8. Managing System Resources with TOP.mp4

14:12

9. Finding Processes by File & Vice-Versa.mp4

15:34

8. Networking

1. Networking Basics.mp4

18:29

2. Commands for Troubleshooting Network Issues.mp4

17:09

3. DNS Lookups.mp4

06:34

4. Secure Remote Operations with SSH.mp4

17:01

5. Public Key Encryption & Authentication with SSH.mp4

14:25

6. Additional SSH Functions.mp4

07:49

7. Testing Web Services with CURL.mp4

31:15

9. Developer Scenarios

1. Installing Spring Boot Applications as Linux Services.mp4

33:35

Description

Harness the powerful Unix command line within Linux, MacOS & other OSs to take your developer skills to the next level

What You'll Learn?

How to use the most common Unix tools and utilities
Working with Unix shells
Popular command-line editors like vi/vim & pico/nano
Numerous commands & techniques for manipulating text files and text output
Managing user accounts, adding/removing applications, working with processes
Useful networking-related commands to help you troubleshoot your web apps/services & network tools
Deploying apps to Linux servers as services & with Docker

Who is this for?

People just starting out in modern software development

Existing software developers who want to get more familiar with Unix/Linux/MacOS command line skills

People who want a deeper understanding of modern development environments & tools like git, Docker, etc.

What You Need to Know?

Windows 10 (capable of running WSL2), MacOS or Unix-like OS (Linux/FreeBSD/etc.)

Basic Computer Skills

At least beginner-level programming skill is helpful but NOT necessary

Strong desire/motivation to learn

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What do C, Go, Python, Perl, Java, Node.js, Git, SSH, Docker, Kubernetes, MySQL, SQLite, iOS, MacOS, Android and SO many more programming languages, tools & platforms have in common? They were all developed on Unix-related operating systems like Linux, MacOS (yes, MacOS IS Unix too), FreeBSD & many others. That means these tools are 1st-class citizens in Unix. Virtually every modern developer will interact with some aspect of Unix in their career whether they're using Git and GitHub or deploying their web applications and services to The Cloud, Unix is nearly inescapable.
In this course, we'll teach you the basics of this amazing and powerful operating system so that you can get the most out of it and feel comfortable working with it to get useful work done. There's a reason Unix is so ubiquitous, and by the end of this course, you'll know exactly why.
What's so special about Unix? It's an operating system that was designed by programmers for programmers. It's basically a giant open development platform. Unix doesn't try to hide its programming tools away from the casual user. Those tools are all up front and center, making it easy and pleasurable to develop sophisticated software and test it out on the platform. That's why so many of the world's most popular languages and development tools have been developed on Unix over the decades.
Do you have to learn Unix to be a developer? No, of course not. But many developers are forced to interact with Unix-related technologies every day without realizing that's what they're doing. As a result, they stumble their way through cryptic-seeming commands and invocations without understanding the underlying technology and the systems and theories on which they are based. If one understands where these commands and techniques are coming from, they become much easier to master and they are much less intimidating. It is at this point that one can truly unleash the power of the tools.
Let us help you to unleash that power for yourself to take your skillset to the next level.
Who this course is for:
People just starting out in modern software development
Existing software developers who want to get more familiar with Unix/Linux/MacOS command line skills
People who want a deeper understanding of modern development environments & tools like git, Docker, etc.

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Terry has worked as a software developer, architect & director for over two decades for some of the largest, most well-known corporations in the world. He has touched numerous industries and domains such as: Finance, Aerospace, Biotech & Cloud Services.As a manager & director, he has interviewed, hired and managed large teams of developers with a wide range of skills. Because of this experience, he has seen where so many developers fall short and he knows what it takes to land great software development jobs.Let Terry share his vast knowledge of software development with you so that you can level-up your career!

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