Command Line : A Modern Introduction

What is inside?

Short and to-the-point explanations of how things work from an experienced software developer.

How to be confident when running things on a command line.

Tips and tricks for efficient command line usage.

Instructions on how to chain commands together, redirect inputs and outputs, and create shell scripts.

Current state-of-the-art applications.

Topics covering account management and permissions, job control, search, text data wrangling, working with HTTP and SSH, configuration.

Compatible instructions for both Bash and Zsh.

Who is this for?

Software developers, sysadmins and data scientists.

Anyone who needs to control Linux or BSD systems like personal computers, servers, virtual machines and containers.

For both beginners as well as intermediate users.

What will you get?

85 pages of the most useful information about the Linux command line.

High-quality PDF with clickable links and syntax-highlighted code examples.

Future updates.