We just launched our latest course on Shell Scripting for Beginners. If you want to increase productivity by automating daily repetitive tasks in Linux, then this course is for you. This is for those who have always wanted to learn shell scripting but didn’t have sufficient coding or programming experience to get through it.
This course is a beginner level course and is for those who are absolute beginners to shell scripting or programming. System Administrators, Developers or IT engineers who do not have any prior programming experience can go through this course to gain basic knowledge of shell scripting. As part of this course we will explain the necessary programming concepts required for shell scripting.
Learn by doing!
And we learn in a fun way using examples of a space station launching missions to explore the universe. As well as our embedded hands-on labs that will make sure you gain enough hands-on practice right after you learn each concept. We will test your scripts to make sure you have written them correctly and also provide feedback.
This course is a beginner level course and is for those who are absolute beginners to shell scripting or programming. System Administrators, Developers or IT engineers who do not have any prior programming experience can go through this course to gain basic knowledge of shell scripting. As part of this course we will explain the necessary programming concepts required for shell scripting.
This course is divided into different sections where we discuss:
- What shell scripts are
- Getting started with your first shell script
- Making your scripts executable
- Variables
- Conditional statements
- For loops
- While loops
- Arithmetic operations
- Best practices
Project
Automate the Deployment of a 2 tier application just with Shell Scripts. Watch me do it following best practices.
And throughout the course we will also discuss best practices while scripting such as what to do and what not to do and how to develop a script that’s reusable. We will also see some tips and tricks such as some IDEs and utilities that can help you improve your scripting skills.
Check it out and let me know what your thoughts.
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