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Introduction
Jargon Busting
Hello Open Source
Getting Ready for the Next step
What is the shell?
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Remember to address feedback from the previous session
Working with files and directories
Automating the tedious with loops
Counting and mining with the shell
Watch out for different behaviour of the -E option across systems
Learners may encounter some inconsistent behaviour between operating
systems when solving the challenge below. grep -E on macOS
acts like grep -P on other platforms. On Windows and Linux,
grep -E is halfway between grep -P and
grep: it only does what grep can do, but uses
Perl-compatible syntax to do it.
Working with free text
What is Git/GitHub?
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Remember to address feedback from the previous session
Getting started with Git
Sharing your work
Review
GitHub Pages
16-what-is-myst
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Remember to address feedback from the previous session
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formatting-with-frontmatter
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18-dynamic-content
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19-publishing-myst
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closing-next-steps
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Gather local resources in links in advance