commands

`Bash Script Tutorial`: Learn the Fundamentals of Variables, Redirection, and Loops

2023-03-13
Bash, Linux, Scripting
3 min read

In this comprehensive tutorial, we will cover everything you need to know to get started with bash scripting. From basic commands to complex conditionals, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to streamline your workflow and save time. Bash Basics Terminal vs Shell vs Bash: What’s the Difference?… Read More »Bash Script Tutorial: Learn the Fundamentals of Variables, Redirection, and Loops

Conquer Windows with These `Basic Commands`

2023-03-14
PowerShell & Batch, Windows
4 min read

If you’re a Windows user, you might have come across the terminal or the command prompt. This guide will help you compile a list of basic, but most useful Windows commands for your everyday needs. Navigating the File System The first set of commands we’ll look at are the ones… Read More »Conquer Windows with These Basic Commands

Unlock the Powers of Vagrant `Inline Shell Scripts`

2023-03-12
Bash, Linux, Productivity, Scripting, Virtualization
4 min read

Vagrant is a powerful tool that allows developers to create and manage virtual development environments. One of the most useful features of Vagrant is the ability to run inline shell scripts during the provisioning process. These scripts can be used to automate various tasks such as installing software, configuring settings,… Read More »Unlock the Powers of Vagrant Inline Shell Scripts

Combining Commands with `Piping` in Bash

2023-03-12
Bash, Linux
2 min read

Piping in Bash Basic piping examples File content: Output: Advanced piping examples

`Piping` Windows and Linux Commands with `WSL`

2023-03-14
Linux, PowerShell & Batch, Windows
3 min read

Introduction to piping and how it works: Piping is a way to redirect the output of one command to the input of another command, using the “|” symbol. For example: This will take the output of command1 and use it as the input for command2. This allows you to chain… Read More »Piping Windows and Linux Commands with WSL

Bash `Arguments`: A Quick and Dirty Guide

2023-03-12
Bash, Linux
3 min read

Have you ever found yourself typing the same commands over and over again in your terminal, wishing there was a quicker way to execute them? Or perhaps you’ve come across a script that looks useful, but it requires you to pass in some arguments and you’re not sure how to… Read More »Bash Arguments: A Quick and Dirty Guide

Bash `Arrays` 101

2023-03-13
Bash, Linux
4 min read

Are you tired of manually entering repetitive commands in your terminal? Do you want to optimize your workflow and increase your productivity? Bash arrays might be the solution you’ve been looking for! What are Bash Arrays? Bash arrays are a type of variable that allow you to store and manipulate… Read More »Bash Arrays 101

Dispelling the Mystery of `Single- or Double Quotes` in Bash

2023-03-13
Bash, Linux
2 min read

Introduction Are you curious about when to use single- or double quotes in bash? Do you need to know the requirements and dependencies for this to work? Look no further! In this blog, we’ll discuss the fundamentals of single- or double quotes in bash, provide examples and tips, and finish… Read More »Dispelling the Mystery of Single- or Double Quotes in Bash

`Vim` for Beginners: different modes, open, write and exit

2023-03-12
Productivity, Vim
8 min read

Vim is a powerful and popular text editor that is often used by developers and programmers. It has a number of different modes and features that can be intimidating for beginners, but with a little practice and understanding, it can greatly increase productivity and efficiency. Is Vim installed? There are… Read More »Vim for Beginners: different modes, open, write and exit