Duration: 47m | Video: .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 631 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn the command line for macOS and Linux at the same even if you've never used the command line before.

How to use the command line on macOS

How to use the command line on Linux

You need a Mac or Linux computer

Windows is not supported unless you're using WSL

Welcome to Command Line 101: A crash course for MacOS and Linux users.

If you're brand new to the command line and want to learn it, or need to learn the command line for a new job, this course is for you.

We're going start at the very bning and assume you have never used the command line before. We'll start off by exploring a command line program, and then getting into some very simple commands.

Over the course of this class we'll start creating new files and folders in different parts of our computer. We'll even start editing files directly on the command line!

Why learn the command line?

The command line seems OLD, and it is old, but it's also powerful and extremely common still.

People use the command line to execute Python scripts, maintain servers (like websites), compress images, run Node.js or other frontend tooling for website development, and much much more.

The truth is: behind every program that has a graphical user interface (GUI) is some raw program that takes raw commands. If you don't need to worry about the graphical user interface, your computer can run more efficiently.

In fact, I've been using the command line for a number of years to do all sorts of things from transcoding videos (like the videos you see on this website) to losslessly compressing images to running entire fleets of servers for large scale websites.
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MacOS or Linux

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Modern web developers who want to learn the command line

Programmers who want to learn how to manage their Linux servers

Python developers, DevOps, or frontend developers using Node or NPM




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