| C10 Basic shell |
Let’s face it: the command line is the basis of most data
science and programming. |
>How does the shell work?
>When to use a CLI instead of a GUI? |
>Shell crash course |
>Shell crash course
>Software carpentry Shell-novice
>The first part of our shell course is
good too. |
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| C23 Text editors and IDEs |
Your best friend is a good text editor - sometimes you just
need to edit things quickly on some remote system. |
>Which tools to use for code development and editing? |
>Get to know VS Code tutorial series |
>Software Carpentry
shell-novice, “Create a text file” part of section 3
>Tutorial on IDEs
by CodeRefinery. |
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| C20 Shell scripting |
If you can do it on the Linux shell, you can automate it. |
>How to make use of shell scripting tools in repetitive task automation? |
>Shell scripting tutorials. |
>Continue with the Science-IT Linux shell tutorial part 2. |
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| C21 Version control for you |
Version control lets you track changes, go back in time, and
collaborate on code and papers: an absolute requirement for
scientific computing. |
>What is Git?
>How to initialize a Git repository? |
>Why use version control
>Git for beginners |
>Introduction to version
control by CodeRefinery |
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| C22 SSH and remote access |
A short but important course: how to do work remotely.
Different expert tips for making ssh better, too. |
>What does SSH mean and when to use it? |
>Introduction to secure shell by Software Carpentry |
>SSH for working on a remote machine. |
How to make ssh work better by Aalto Scicomp |
| C23 Make |
Automate the repetitive stuff with Make. |
>How can a Makefile be useful in your large project? |
>Episodes on Make by Software Carpentry |
>Short introduction on what is a Makefile and basic operations.
>For more information on Makefiles see GNU Make Manual |
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