Enhancing command line productivity with Bash (& not only)

Enhancing command line productivity with Bash (& not only), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 5, with 37 lectures, based on 52 reviews, and has 61 subscribers.

You will learn about Create tooling to enhance the productivity for yourself and for your friends or coworkers. Focus on what really matters, tools are a mean to achieve a goal. Your project is way more important than the tooling used to achieve it but good projects require good tooling. You will learn to write good scripts once and forget about them. You will be able to easily edit them any time you need a modification. Provide simple solutions for very complex problems & easily adapt to new challenges. The techniques that you will learn will enable you to create tooling for any shell: Bash, Zsh, Dash, PowerShell, etc. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone that interacts with the command line. It is particularly useful for Anyone that interacts with the command line.

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Summary

Title: Enhancing command line productivity with Bash (& not only)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: €79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create tooling to enhance the productivity for yourself and for your friends or coworkers. Focus on what really matters, tools are a mean to achieve a goal.
Your project is way more important than the tooling used to achieve it but good projects require good tooling.
You will learn to write good scripts once and forget about them. You will be able to easily edit them any time you need a modification.
Provide simple solutions for very complex problems & easily adapt to new challenges.
The techniques that you will learn will enable you to create tooling for any shell: Bash, Zsh, Dash, PowerShell, etc.

Who Should Attend

Anyone that interacts with the command line.

Target Audiences

Anyone that interacts with the command line.

Unlock the power of productivitywith our comprehensive tooling course designed to revolutionize the way you work. Dive deep into the art of crafting efficient tools to elevate not only your own performance but also that of your peers and colleagues. Discover how to prioritize project goals over tool intricacies, ensuring that your focus remains sharp and results-driven.

This course empowers you with the skills to write robust scripts effortlessly, enabling seamless modifications and adaptations to meet evolving project needs. From tackling complex challenges with simple solutions to improving scripting techniques with Bash, you’ll emerge equipped to thrive in any development environment (Zsh, Dash, Powershell) by adapting the techniques that you’ll learn.

Course highlights:

How to prepare your git repo
Environment awareness:
1. About Functions
2. How to Source
3. What is an Alias
4. Parameters handling
GIT utilities
1. Push
2. Pull
Execution
1. Creating the runner and entry point
2. Creating the helper for documentation
3. Pathing and variable interpretation
4. Self Update
Documentation
1. How to handle md files
Utilities for Security
1. Encrypting/Decrypting secrets with GPG
Utilities for general use
1. List files with human readable size
2. Void files
3. Find files
4. Permissions
Utilities for databases:
1. Defining requirements
2. Installing a database
3. Filling data
4. Creating a backup
5. Restoring a backup
Conclusion and Updates
1. Anything that you need

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Who is this for?

Lecture 3: What will you learn?

Lecture 4: Why?

Lecture 5: Requirements

Chapter 2: Preparations

Lecture 1: Git Repo

Lecture 2: Structure and Hello World

Chapter 3: Environment Awareness

Lecture 1: Functions Anywhere

Lecture 2: Single Source

Lecture 3: Project Alias

Lecture 4: Parameters

Chapter 4: Utilities for Git

Lecture 1: Git Push

Lecture 2: Git Pull

Chapter 5: Execution

Lecture 1: Creating the Runner

Lecture 2: Creating the Helper

Lecture 3: Pathing

Lecture 4: Self Update

Chapter 6: Documentation

Lecture 1: Readme

Chapter 7: Utilities for Security

Lecture 1: Encrypting Secrets

Lecture 2: Decrypting Secrets

Lecture 3: Updating doc

Lecture 4: Few Words

Chapter 8: Utilities for general use

Lecture 1: Path list with size

Lecture 2: Path file void

Lecture 3: Path file find

Lecture 4: Permissions

Chapter 9: Utilities for databases

Lecture 1: Defining requirements

Lecture 2: Install

Lecture 3: Creating tables

Lecture 4: Creating Backup

Lecture 5: Restoring Backup

Lecture 6: Documentation

Chapter 10: Conclusions

Lecture 1: Sorry

Lecture 2: Missed Details

Lecture 3: Installing Packages

Lecture 4: Remote Backup

Lecture 5: CPU Architecture

Instructors

Robert Artenie
Thinking outside of the box… or at least trying to.

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