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Linux, Command Line, HTTP Tools

Learn some command line, server and http tools.

  1. Linux Survival (4 modules)

    A note for Windows users: This course provides a virtual environment to type commands in. However, if you want to later use these commands in practice, you will need to work with Linux CLI as many commands are not supported by Windows cmd or PowerShell. You must have already installed git from git-scm.com. It offers Git Bash that can be used to type bash commands in.

    Right click anywhere in file explorer and select Git Bash here option.

    windows-git-bash

  2. HTTP: The Protocol Every Web Developer Must Know - Part 1

  3. HTTP: The Protocol Every Web Developer Must Know - Part 2

Finish the course (1) and also read articles (2) and (3) above.

When complete do the following:

  1. Make a screenshot of your finished lessons from (1) and put the screenshot in task_linux_cli folder in your kottans-frontend repo
  2. In your kottans-frontend repo README.md:
    • add header ## Linux CLI, and HTTP
    • embed the screenshot or add a link to the screenshot
    • list your reflections on all subtasks (what was new to you, what surprised you, what you intend to use in future)
  3. Great job! Go ahead and share your progress with others – post a message in course channel: Linux CLI and HTTP — #done (or Linux CLI and HTTP — #p2p_done if you are p2p course student) and add the link to your repo. This step is important, as it helps mentors to track your progress!
  4. Study Extra Materials below to improve your skills. If you feel it affects your overall course performance consider reverting to those later e.g. when you have all mandatory tasks completed.
  5. You may skip Optional materials from this task (if any).

When you finish this task you can proceed to the next one.

Extra Materials

Optional

  1. Command Line Power User

  2. Configuring Linux Web Servers

  3. Networking for Web Developers

Done?

➡️ Go forward to Git for Team Collaboration

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