The Linux Workbook

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Melvyn Drag

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1. Introduction

1. Welcome to the Linux Workbook!.mp4

03:18

2. Which Linux Version to Use.html

2. The Absolute Basics

1. How and why to sign up for digital ocean..mp4

05:02

2. How to create and destroy Linux droplets.mp4

03:50

3. Connect with Windows.mp4

04:37

4. Connect with Mac.mp4

04:10

5. Connect with Linux.html

6. First Commands ls, touch, mkdir, pwd.mp4

08:59

7. cd with relative paths.mp4

02:53

8. cd with absolute paths.mp4

01:40

9. Absolute vs. Relative Paths.html

10. cd - important knowledge #1.mp4

00:58

11. cd - important knowledge #2.mp4

01:55

12. Pop Quiz! - cd.html

13. cp, mv, rm - files.mp4

03:19

14. cp, mv, rm - directories.mp4

02:37

15. Pop Quiz! cp, mv, rm.html

16. echo, cat.mp4

02:51

17. Downloading stuff - wget, sha512sum.mp4

02:59

18. wc.mp4

02:07

19. man.html

20. The Cow Says Starwars..mp4

03:57

21. Use cowsay with different animals..html

3. Text Editors

1. Intro To Vim.mp4

04:03

2. Vim Modes.mp4

03:12

3. Save and Exit.mp4

02:45

4. Advanced Topic Vim Registers.mp4

02:30

4. Deploying Your First Website

1.1 Link to the starter code on Github.html

1. Deploy a Website in 15 Minutes.mp4

15:57

2. Add a Domain Name!.mp4

04:06

3. In Summary.html

4. Modify Your Website!.html

5. Linux Shells and the Command Line

1. Which Shell are We Using.mp4

02:21

2. New Commands.html

3. Cool Things Well Do With Pipes.html

4. Pipes.mp4

01:38

5. history, grep and pipes..mp4

01:44

6. sort, uniq and pipes.mp4

03:31

7. head, tail, cut and pipes.mp4

02:04

8. Hacking and Pipes.mp4

04:35

9. Stdout , , 1 and 1.mp4

03:11

10. Stderr 2 and 2.mp4

02:15

11. Stdout and Stderr together.mp4

01:43

12. Stdin and 0.mp4

01:09

13. Pipes take stdout and route it to stdin.mp4

01:19

14. Extra Fun Thing Plotting some cool graphs..mp4

06:54

6. Programming on Linux

1. The wonderful world of programming on Linux.html

2. Introduction From the Living Room.mp4

01:54

3. C++.mp4

03:38

4. Java.mp4

03:39

5. Python3.mp4

02:49

7. AWK

1. What is Awk.mp4

02:21

2. Reminder and Some Introduction.mp4

01:20

3. How Much Money Did They Make.mp4

04:40

4. How Much Does the Food Cost.mp4

02:02

5. Solution to the Food Cost Problem.mp4

01:00

6. Patterns In Awk.mp4

03:14

7. Solution to the Who Made More Problem.mp4

01:54

8. Remember This!.html

9. Some More awk Tricks.mp4

03:04

10. printf.mp4

03:31

8. Murder! Introduction to SQL on Linux

1. Introduction.html

2. Download link for database.html

3. Introduction Part 2.mp4

03:42

4. Setup your droplet.mp4

02:25

5. A bit of preliminary information about this activity.mp4

05:09

6. SQL Statements Part I.mp4

05:06

7. SQL Statements Part II.mp4

05:03

8. SQL Statements Part III.mp4

05:59

9. Recap.mp4

04:27

10. One more thing!.mp4

06:44

11. Find the murderer!.html

9. Git and Github

1. Your first git commit.mp4

05:08

2. More Git + Bash.mp4

06:20

3. The same example, but python..mp4

08:12

4. Checking out branches.mp4

06:26

5. Push code to github.mp4

07:19

6. Final note about ssh keys.mp4

01:34

10. Grep and Regular Expressions

1. Introduction.mp4

03:10

2. Digital Ocean Tip.mp4

00:49

3. Popular Grep Flags.mp4

06:38

4. Recursive Flag.mp4

02:08

5. Introduction to Regular Expressions.mp4

02:14

6. Regex Example 1.mp4

03:49

7. Regex Example 2.mp4

06:42

8. Regex Example 3.mp4

04:09

11. PostgreSQL Database

1. Introduction.mp4

04:37

2. Create a table.mp4

06:36

3. Primary and Foreign keys.mp4

00:57

4. Create another table.mp4

04:50

5. INNER JOIN.mp4

02:46

6. Linux Command Line Join.mp4

02:44

12. Users and Groups

1. Purpose of the Lecture.mp4

03:45

2. Adding Users.mp4

02:50

3. Logging in as other users.mp4

02:54

4. More about users.mp4

04:39

5. The sudo group.mp4

02:43

6. File Permissions.mp4

04:08

7. Scripting and the Execute Permission.mp4

04:57

8. 3 more commands you need to know.mp4

01:49

13. Shell Scripting

1. Basics of shell scripting..mp4

07:41

2. More information about shell scripting..mp4

04:33

14. Processes, Jobs and Signals

1. ps, top, htop.mp4

04:16

2. CTRL + C.mp4

02:28

3. pidof.mp4

01:35

4. CTRL+Z, fg, and jobs.mp4

05:25

5. A potentially useful mnemonic.mp4

00:57

6. kill -9.mp4

03:36

7. Other signals.mp4

01:21

15. Filesystems and Disk Management

1. Warning! Danger!.html

2. Introduction.mp4

05:14

3. fdisk.mp4

04:45

4. parted.mp4

06:38

5. etcfstab.mp4

06:17

6. The Linux filesystem hierarchy.mp4

02:46

7. Move home directory to a a new disk.mp4

06:56

8. swap space.mp4

06:29

9. Move opt to a new disk.html

10. Clean up when youre done..mp4

02:35

16. Setup a Personal Git Server!

1. Set up 2 computers.mp4

03:17

2. Configure your git server.mp4

02:37

3. Configure your git client.mp4

05:10

4. Setup SSH keys.mp4

05:27

5. Clone your repo to a new PC.mp4

03:06

6. Gitlab Introduction.mp4

03:48

7. Gitlab Installation.mp4

09:16

8. Using Gitlab.mp4

06:35

9. Conclusion.mp4

01:00

17. Advice for your future with Linux

1. Your Future With Linux.html

2. Save your money!.html

Description

Learn Linux Through Practical Exercises

What You'll Learn?

Cool and useful command line tricks
Programming on Linux
Create and Deploy Websites
Bash Shell Scripting
Configure and Use Databases on Linux
Advanced text processing with grep, awk and sed
Format and Partition Drives
Git, Github, Version Control

Who is this for?

Anyone, young or old, who wants to learn more about Linux.

This class features projects to satisfy anyone. We will write programs, make websites, configure servers.

Web Developers

Software Developers

System Administrators

Database Administrators

What You Need to Know?

Curiosity

Time

You should have a strong desire to learn Linux and a few hours a week to complete interesting projects

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Description
Instead of learning Linux by watching random youtube videos and reading confusing stackoverflow and reddit posts, why don't you find an expert to give you a tour of the important things you need to know? This class is affordable, short and full of essential information. You'll follow along with me as we do amazing things with Linux. Some of the things we do will be things you've always wanted to learn, but didnt have time. Other things we do will shock and amaze you. I've taught this University class for years at New Jersey City University and received consistent 5 star reviews from my students. Now I'm bringing it to the internet in the hopes of inspiring students around the world!

In this course I've worked very hard to prepare interesting lab exercises that work 100%. Don't waste your time watching old youtube videos or struggling with outdated tutorials.

Here's what you'll learn:
Basic command line tools like cat, ls, etc.
Essential command line tools like awk, grep, and sed.
Write programs in C, C++, Python, Java and other languages
Create and deploy websites with professional tools
Create and use databases. PostgreSQL, sqlite3.
Version control with git. Forget Github - we'll even set up our own git servers!
Essential sysadmin knowledge, like how to partition hard drives / solid state drives
And so much more.
With the skills you learn in this class you'll be ready to tackle ANYÂ Linux projectÂ you can dream up.
Who this course is for:
Anyone, young or old, who wants to learn more about Linux.
This class features projects to satisfy anyone. We will write programs, make websites, configure servers.
Web Developers
Software Developers
System Administrators
Database Administrators

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My name is Melvyn and I am a professional software developer. I currently write software for industrial power tools at a major international company. Previously I worked at a medical research + development company, as a Department of Defense contractor, and at an interesting data science startup. In the evenings I work at New Jersey City University as an adjunct professor teaching everything from basic CS to advanced Java development.I've used Udemy in the past to learn many skills and I think this is a high quality, affordable platform for learning and I'm looking forward to contributing a few interesting, useful classes of my own.Thanks for checking out my bio and I hope you enjoy my class!

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