Unleashing the Mac OS X Terminal for Absolute Beginners
What you’ll learn
Use the Mac Terminal app with confidence
Write simple bash scripts
Customize the bash shell environment
change permissions on files and folders when needed
Create, move, rename, delete and modify files with ease using the Terminal
Requirements
Only basic computer skills is needed
Admin rights required for software installs (optional)
Admin rights required for security section of the course
Description
OverviewThis is a comprehensive course designed to show how to use the Terminal app in Mac OS X and many Bash shell commands, many overlap with Linux or other *nix variants.The course currently covers the following:Setup and installation of tools used in this course (outside the Terminal app)How to navigate while in the Terminal (file and directory oriented)How to manage files and directories (create, edit, delete, etc)Temporarily elevating to admin rights when neededChanging permissions on files and foldersWriting simple Bash scriptsEach one of these concepts is demonstrated in a methodological, step-by-step manner so you can follow along for easy learning.Course OutlineIntroduction provides an overview for the course.Installation provides step-by-step instructions on how to setup Terminal and all the related tools for the course.The Basics provides the first look at several core or foundational commands. While learn how to get around, manage files and even some simple ways to use the output of commands.After the basics are covered, we dive into permissions related concepts by assuming admin user while we change permissions on files and folders.Finally, we cover some more Advanced topics like writing a Bash shell script and customizing the Bash environment.Course FeaturesPresentations provide audio/video training of conceptual ideas in each major area or introduction of new concepts.Screencasts provide a video of the instructor’s computer system with any actions, commands, or screens displayed and narrated. There are several hours of screencat video content — it makes up the vast majority of the course. Any command line based screencast will include a command listing in the lecture downloads.At the end of each section is a document lecture with a listing of commands or a brief tutorial regarding the video content covered during that section.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome: Goals and Approach
Lecture 2 The Command Line and Bash Shell
Section 2: Terminal Setup
Lecture 3 Setup Overview
Lecture 4 Locating the Terminal
Lecture 5 Terminal Settings
Lecture 6 Install TextMate 2
Lecture 7 Configure TextMate 2
Lecture 8 Installation and Setup Instructions
Section 3: Basic Commands
Lecture 9 Basic Commands Overview
Lecture 10 Getting Around with pwd, cd and ls
Lecture 11 Cleaning Up with clear and Exiting the Terminal
Lecture 12 Echo….Echo…
Lecture 13 Where are Commands with which and How to Use Them with man
Lecture 14 Reviewing Files with cat, less and nano
Lecture 15 Using TextMate from the Terminal
Lecture 16 Access Files and Directories with the open Command
Lecture 17 Create, Move, Rename, and Delete Files
Lecture 18 More Tricks with touch
Lecture 19 Creating and Deleting Directories
Lecture 20 Sending the Output of a Command to a File (Output Redirection)
Lecture 21 Chaining Commands Together with Pipes
Lecture 22 Basic Commands Reference
Section 4: User, Groups and Security
Lecture 23 Security Overview
Lecture 24 Execute Commands as Admin (root) with sudo
Lecture 25 Changing File Ownership with chown and chgrp
Lecture 26 Recursively Changing Ownership
Lecture 27 User, Groups, and Security Commands Reference
Section 5: Advanced
Lecture 28 Advanced Overview
Lecture 29 Bash Scripting
Lecture 30 Bash History
Lecture 31 Bash Profile and Customizing the Bash Environment
Lecture 32 Advanced Commands Reference
Section 6: Conclusion
Lecture 33 Conclusion
Lecture 34 Bonus: Exclusive Student Discounts
Anyone wanting to take their Mac understanding to the next level,Programmers, developers, software engineers needing to learn the Terminal to use command-centric tools like NodeJS, npm, Bower, Ruby, Compass, Maven, and many others,Any Mac user unfamiliar with the command line or Terminal app
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 1h 22m | 326.68 MB
Created by: Jason Taylor
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