Shell scripting is a truly underrated skill that I was had been taught to me in college, before I entered the workforce. It's honestly been one of the most useful things I've learned. Excellent video!
This channel is among the best online developer courses I have seen so far ,even senior developers can benefit in many cases.Congratulations,greetings from Greece
I came here looking for an advanced bash scripting course, but this is one of the best intro to linux that I've seen. Definetly will recomend to anyone that's new on the wonderful world of command line tools.
wow...I am a java professional and have been working in IT for more than 10 years...but I have not encountered anyone who knows that many features of VIM....thanks for sharing such wonderful knowledge!!!!
Your example of 34:00 moving around command line show using the 'emacs' keys. ( which you did not specifically say, or explain how people can look up details to learn ) At the bash prompt, you can select "vi" style editing for command line OR "emacs" style. Type: set -o vi to activate "vi" style editing on bash command line Type: set -o emacs to switch back to "emacs" style editing, which you show here. If you use the same editing style on bash command line, as for editing files, it is less confusing. You can also say export EDITOR=vi or export EDITOR=emacs to tell other programs which style editing you prefer. Note: you appear to be using an apple/mac computer... many computer users will not have the "Cmd" key on their keyboard, with the same key-bindings that you show in 'emacs' style here. Bash command line vi/vim style editing is usually the same for nearly all keyboards+computers.
Thank you Teacher for yr teaching... I m very new in computer..but I just love to self learn from all for u... It took me 2 days to write down important point and practice
I love you Amigo! Your content is great and I thought it's fair enough to just take some time and Thank you for the great work and high quality content on your channel. It's very helpful. Cheers!
Thanks Nelson for this brand new video. It's very insightful and helpful for me as I build my career for software engineering. You courses have been my core foundations. Paul frm Uganda EA. I pray to meet u one day...u have given my career n dream of life a facelist.
2:04 Listen to this man! This is the reason I’m here. I feel like an ape not knowing much about these stuff while everyone on my team do stuff with SSH tunnelling, logging in to remote servers we have for different environments(dev,demo,qa,etc) running scripts to move data around, to make the app work, or prep data with the front end devs in order to do some integration etc. Java, design patterns testing etc are important but you need to know some of these “sysadmin” stuff in order to survive. Heck you can even write scripts to make your life easier!
This course is amazing, at some points, i just wanted to change my operating system. Thank you very much for this course. I'll use it in my daily in my personal projects and with my collegues👍😉
Really love it for converting raw photos. School requires us to use their old iMacs that still have an HDD/8gb ram, and photoshop dies trying to edit RAW photos. Lightroom struggles to export to JPG as well. Using a for loop with sips works great though!
How would I create and write to a file in the middle of a shell script? I know from the command line I would use cat > ; however, that requires ctrl +d to save and exit. How would I do this inside a script?
I think this is going to be very usefull since macOS has changed default shell in Catalina from Bash (Bourne Again Shell) to ZSH. Don't use Homebrew myself on my Linux setup, it's APT for me on Debian 10 (Buster) & contemplating adding or even switch to GUIX as pckage manager. On my macOS its homebrew or Macports.
if you'r on window like me and doesn't want to install Ubuntu on another partition in your machine, you can just install Ubuntu 18.04 or 16.04 in the Microsoft Store. i'm using CMDIR as my terminal and it work fine on it. I can have a tab with the normal windows cmd and another tab with the Ubuntu Terminal
Wa-Alaikum-Salaam dear, This is fantastic content, will even more appreciate it if we can have detailed video on Bash scripting. Since there are far lesser videos on scripting particularly. - Thanks in advance.
Walekoum salam Amigoscoe Problem with special characters on iTerms2. Unlike the default terminal, on iTerm2 I cannot display special characters. For example ~ (alt + n) or | (alt + shift + l). Please help!
Will be doing this as early as tomorrow, once Ubuntu 20.04 LTS has been released, and set up! ;-) Cheers Nelson for doing this course! Honestly since using Ubuntu and the terminal, as well as Vim, there's no going back! :-D
Anyone know how to rectify the error message of "That entry seems to have slain the compiler". I am trying to run scala in the terminal and this is the error message i get. I have rebooted, etc and nothing has changed
grep -rni -A 1 -B 1 "customer" regarding to this line of command I would like to know when is it allow to combine between flags like (-rni) and when should I make it separated like -A 1
Bro I'll be 25 in August and want to work in software as a engineer. I've been given a university offer to study software engineering, also at the same time I've come across a 12 week bootcamp called nology and they help you try securing a job in software after completing the bootcamp. In all honesty bro which route would you say is best preferred? I've heard a few saying boot camp isn't all what it seems and many software companies only take on graduates through a graduate scheme? I don't mind doing the degree at all, it's just at the moment I'm really confused with the route I should take. Also another thing brother, even after graduating from university in software engineering do you still need to start off as a junior developer? Any help would be appreciated. Ramadan mubarak.
Um, well. no. You can use windows subsystem for Linux to run both at once, essentially running a containerized version of Linux. Or you could dual boot Linux by partitioning a portion of your hard drive for Linux. Or you could run it in a VM, it might be a bit more sluggish but it works.
For learning Linux CLI, the easiest way on Windows 10 is to install Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), after that you can install Ubuntu from Microsoft Store application.
I generally applaud anyone who would teach people to use the terminal. However, requiring them to install iTERM and zsh is defeating the point. Especially statements like 'all engineers use . Also saying you won't have vscode is a scare tactic, almost all modern IDEs can edit remote files over ssh. (Though much slower...) If you are trying to teach beginners you should start with the things installed by default (e.g. the bash shell...) Don't make them install a whole environment that you deem to be superior.
Hi today i very first time start postgresql. Firsty i want to thank You for more than 4 h clip for begginers. Im use win 10 64 bit and i found that bash i also instal on win 10. But is it worth it? Maybe You guys have beter more suitable soft like bash for win?
Your tutorial are very simple to understand. Nelson I think that you have potential to grow much quicker but your SEO isn't that good on some videos. I would love to help you as your channel manager in your SEO and general tasks.
So many students and programmers have buried up their dreams being without mentors and experienced people to inspire. I believe as many as can get to #amigoscode tutorial will definitely get a lifeline for their careers n dreams. As wait on growing SEO for d tutorials let's keep striking d like button n subscription
Shell scripting is a truly underrated skill that I was had been taught to me in college, before I entered the workforce. It's honestly been one of the most useful things I've learned. Excellent video!
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This channel is among the best online developer courses I have seen so far ,even senior developers can benefit in many cases.Congratulations,greetings from Greece
I came here looking for an advanced bash scripting course, but this is one of the best intro to linux that I've seen. Definetly will recomend to anyone that's new on the wonderful world of command line tools.
wow...I am a java professional and have been working in IT for more than 10 years...but I have not encountered anyone who knows that many features of VIM....thanks for sharing such wonderful knowledge!!!!
Your example of 34:00 moving around command line show using the 'emacs' keys.
( which you did not specifically say, or explain how people can look up details to learn )
At the bash prompt, you can select "vi" style editing for command line OR "emacs" style.
Type: set -o vi to activate "vi" style editing on bash command line
Type: set -o emacs to switch back to "emacs" style editing, which you show here.
If you use the same editing style on bash command line, as for editing files, it is less confusing.
You can also say export EDITOR=vi or export EDITOR=emacs to tell other programs
which style editing you prefer.
Note: you appear to be using an apple/mac computer... many computer users will not have the "Cmd" key on their keyboard, with the same key-bindings that you show in 'emacs' style here.
Bash command line vi/vim style editing is usually the same for nearly all keyboards+computers.
Actual saviour, exams coming up and this is exactly what I needed, thanks brother!
You welcome
Thank you Teacher for yr teaching...
I m very new in computer..but I just love to self learn from all for u...
It took me 2 days to write down important point and practice
Thanks for this course. It’s so awesome to know that your channel has surpassed 100k. More blessings Nelson
Great video with perfect VIM explanation. I took me about 1 hour to start working with VIM.
I love you Amigo! Your content is great and I thought it's fair enough to just take some time and Thank you for the great work and high quality content on your channel. It's very helpful. Cheers!
Super great tutorial....was surfing for around 2 weeks to get a good content for starting with bash. This one is PERFECT. Thanks for making this.
Thanks a lot for the tutorial Nelson there aren't many quality videos out like this!!
hope you stay healthy and good luck in your next job
Thanks Wong
Thanks Nelson for this brand new video. It's very insightful and helpful for me as I build my career for software engineering. You courses have been my core foundations. Paul frm Uganda EA. I pray to meet u one day...u have given my career n dream of life a facelist.
Thanks Paul and hope to meet you one day too
@@amigoscode Where is the link for windows users?
Oh my, I did not realize you have this tutorial. This is gold!!!
Thanks for doing Vim tutorial i needed that.
2:04 Listen to this man! This is the reason I’m here. I feel like an ape not knowing much about these stuff while everyone on my team do stuff with SSH tunnelling, logging in to remote servers we have for different environments(dev,demo,qa,etc) running scripts to move data around, to make the app work, or prep data with the front end devs in order to do some integration etc. Java, design patterns testing etc are important but you need to know some of these “sysadmin” stuff in order to survive. Heck you can even write scripts to make your life easier!
Another interesting course from you. Jazakallahu Kheir Brother
A marvelous Tutorial . Congratulations Nelson !!!
Awesome man! Thanks for videos like this, appreciate so much the content 👏🏻
Thanks Toni
Amigoscode can I ask why choose Amigoscode? It’s funny for spanish people 😄
Thank you for your hard work bro. Much Appreciated 🙏
This course is amazing, at some points, i just wanted to change my operating system. Thank you very much for this course. I'll use it in my daily in my personal projects and with my collegues👍😉
let me guess you are using windows
Great content again 🤟🤟🤟
Thank you Sir.
I just added to my WSL ubuntu OS Zsh, Starship, coc.nvim, ale-vim, etc.
It's so great !
Sweet
Thanks a lot Amigos Code (muchas gracias!) I'm gonna take this owesome and useful course!
Thank you very much for the best tutorials!
Thank you Nelson for this great course .
Amazing content! Keep up the great work and thank you!
Wa Alaikum Salam Thank you so much Nelson this is very important to teach ! Guys don't forget to like and share this amazing course
Jzk khrair
Apple has announced that in macOS 10.15 Catalina the default shell is actually zsh now. Great content. Keep it up.
Thanks buddy
Just subscribed, was watching the git tutorial but starting here might a better idea.
Really love it for converting raw photos. School requires us to use their old iMacs that still have an HDD/8gb ram, and photoshop dies trying to edit RAW photos. Lightroom struggles to export to JPG as well. Using a for loop with sips works great though!
Great content! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Greetings from Boston
Thanks Jose
Thank you sooooo much I always wanted this! As a suggestion can you also make a tutorial on git, it would be very useful! Love your videos 😋
Yes I wil
Yea serious we need one on hit. It's hard to find a comprehensive guide yet git is insperable with software developments.
Thank you so much! This is just what I needed.
Much thanks for the video and the tips, take care.
Thanks for the course man i was always afraid of using Vim
Hahah not any more
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! It would be great if you'd make an "advanced course" on bash commands, like a pt2 or even a paid course.
awesome vedio, teach me a lot! looking forward to your git lesson!
Thanks buddy
How would I create and write to a file in the middle of a shell script? I know from the command line I would use cat > ; however, that requires ctrl +d to save and exit. How would I do this inside a script?
I think this is going to be very usefull since macOS has changed default shell in Catalina from Bash (Bourne Again Shell) to ZSH. Don't use Homebrew myself on my Linux setup, it's APT for me on Debian 10 (Buster) & contemplating adding or even switch to GUIX as pckage manager. On my macOS its homebrew or Macports.
if you'r on window like me and doesn't want to install Ubuntu on another partition in your machine, you can just install Ubuntu 18.04 or 16.04 in the Microsoft Store. i'm using CMDIR as my terminal and it work fine on it. I can have a tab with the normal windows cmd and another tab with the Ubuntu Terminal
Nice
Finally thank you so much, now Git/Github please 🙏🙏
Yes
Where is the link for windows machine?
4:30
Wa-Alaikum-Salaam dear, This is fantastic content, will even more appreciate it if we can have detailed video on Bash scripting. Since there are far lesser videos on scripting particularly.
- Thanks in advance.
Yeah that will be next I think
God bless you. A BIG thanks
Thx for what u r doing! U r the best!
Thank you 😊
thank you so much for this course,but can I ask you ,where is the link that shows us how to download the terminal on windows?
Course starts at 4:30
Thanks
Simply im in a past for html used brackets for html and it was very good. I dont want use stock shell. Any sugesstions?:)
Wow! Cool insights. iTerm is for MAC. Which alternative can I use on a Windows OS?
Walekoum salam Amigoscoe
Problem with special characters on iTerms2.
Unlike the default terminal, on iTerm2 I cannot display special characters. For example ~ (alt + n) or | (alt + shift + l).
Please help!
Dear professor Nelson ,
Can we have something bash-scripting specific ?
With lots of exercises for zero programing skills people like me
thank u sooo much brother i appreciate you !!!!
Will be doing this as early as tomorrow, once Ubuntu 20.04 LTS has been released, and set up! ;-) Cheers Nelson for doing this course!
Honestly since using Ubuntu and the terminal, as well as Vim, there's no going back! :-D
You welcome
Anyone know how to rectify the error message of "That entry seems to have slain the compiler". I am trying to run scala in the terminal and this is the error message i get. I have rebooted, etc and nothing has changed
Great video!
Thanks!
Hi ! for those who are not using macos how can we follow these course?
السلام علیکم و رحمۃ اللہ
I need a program.
What if I have a Windows. How can i do to enjoy zsh this Shell?
grep -rni -A 1 -B 1 "customer" regarding to this line of command I would like to know when is it allow to combine between flags like (-rni) and when should I make it separated like -A 1
I was looking for such things
Amaizing!!! Thank you! That's cool! Thank you! Especially all that shortcuts and spectacle ...
Awesome video, thank you. where can I get spectacle?
www.spectacleapp.com/
Could your next tutorial be on maven and how to avoid dependency hell? Thank you!
Ok
Excellent!
Bro I'll be 25 in August and want to work in software as a engineer. I've been given a university offer to study software engineering, also at the same time I've come across a 12 week bootcamp called nology and they help you try securing a job in software after completing the bootcamp. In all honesty bro which route would you say is best preferred? I've heard a few saying boot camp isn't all what it seems and many software companies only take on graduates through a graduate scheme? I don't mind doing the degree at all, it's just at the moment I'm really confused with the route I should take. Also another thing brother, even after graduating from university in software engineering do you still need to start off as a junior developer? Any help would be appreciated. Ramadan mubarak.
I learned a lot.
amazing content
Does installing ubuntu on windows override the windows OS or i can have both the operating sistems ?? 🙄
Um, well. no. You can use windows subsystem for Linux to run both at once, essentially running a containerized version of Linux. Or you could dual boot Linux by partitioning a portion of your hard drive for Linux. Or you could run it in a VM, it might be a bit more sluggish but it works.
For learning Linux CLI, the easiest way on Windows 10 is to install Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), after that you can install Ubuntu from Microsoft Store application.
Git distribution for Windows has bash, I am using it.
I generally applaud anyone who would teach people to use the terminal. However, requiring them to install iTERM and zsh is defeating the point. Especially statements like 'all engineers use . Also saying you won't have vscode is a scare tactic, almost all modern IDEs can edit remote files over ssh. (Though much slower...) If you are trying to teach beginners you should start with the things installed by default (e.g. the bash shell...) Don't make them install a whole environment that you deem to be superior.
Thank you. You did it
Hi today i very first time start postgresql. Firsty i want to thank You for more than 4 h clip for begginers. Im use win 10 64 bit and i found that bash i also instal on win 10. But is it worth it? Maybe You guys have beter more suitable soft like bash for win?
I would greatly prefer that you make your terminal short and high so it won't obscure subs
Where is the Ubuntu link for Windows users?
What font do you use in terminal?
The default
@@amigoscode Thanks!)
Why does it matter if someone's terminal has the same color as yours or not? It doesn't. Mine is Aubergine. Not going to affect anything.
Thank you mate
You welcome
Here before 100k subs
Informative
Hey Nelson why don't you switch to discord instead of facebook?
There is no link for windows users.
Windows link to install Ubuntu ??
Salam
Is there a cheat sheet for this course? thnx
yes its on the group
thanks very much !
You welcome
I think pwd is print working directory..
Is this for Bash Ubuntu?
everything here works with ubuntu terminal so yeah
please make a tutorial on the sql please from start to end for devs and admins.
Ok
0 bash scripting in this vid. Clickbait
Thanks man
Thank you
Can u create video on git & git hub
Yes
Amigoscode 🤩
no bash scripting here, change the name of the video
Thanx 👍
You welcome
beautiful
Yea finally 🤗
🙂
Sorry, but far from a shell scripting course. Hope you are preparing more videos on the topic.
Hello Sir please make complete python course
Jazaakallah khayra
Brk feek
Awesome
Thanks
I prefer nano, but vim is cool as well.
Nano you have to install, you don't need to install Vim on the other hand, also Vim is more powerful, but Nano is much more user friendly.
Your tutorial are very simple to understand. Nelson I think that you have potential to grow much quicker but your SEO isn't that good on some videos. I would love to help you as your channel manager in your SEO and general tasks.
Sure bob dm on Facebook
@@amigoscode hey man I hit up on facebook I'm Bob Daniels😃
So many students and programmers have buried up their dreams being without mentors and experienced people to inspire. I believe as many as can get to #amigoscode tutorial will definitely get a lifeline for their careers n dreams. As wait on growing SEO for d tutorials let's keep striking d like button n subscription