Best of Linux — November 2020

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   JavaScript in Plain English·5y

   My Top Dev Tools in 2020

   Developers always should understand the tools they use. With the right tools, you can achieve your job easily and efficiently. In this article, I’ve listed all the tools I use in my daily job. If you know the system well enough you can do things that…

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   freeCodeCamp·5y

   The Linux Commands Handbook

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   DEV·5y

   Useful Linux commands

   This is a list of useful Linux commands. Most of them are basic and they can be used as a reference for developers. The list is in long format (shows more info) The commands are: ls -a, ls -l, rm -rf, chmod -x, chown -x.

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   Hashnode·5y

   The Missing Linux Commands Cheatsheet for Noob DevOps

   This is not a tutorial. Treat the article as a reference. Most of the Linux OS have nano text editor by default. To search something inside nano press CRTL + W. If you feel something is wrong with the server hardware capabilities, then you can run this awesome dope command: htop.

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   DevDojo·5y

   Open-Source Introduction to Bash Scripting Ebook/Guide

   The guide is suitable for anyone working as a developer, system administrator, or a DevOps engineer and wants to learn the basics of Bash scripting. The first 13 chapters would be purely focused on getting some solid Bash scripting foundations then the rest of the chapters would give you some real-life examples and scripts.

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