Contents:

Setup, writing structured text, and file management

Remote connections and command-line file management

Compiling and running code, version control

Advanced version control, project management

Advanced shell usage

Digital notebooks and getting help

Debugging (strategies and usage)

Command-line environment

Shell scripting

Build systems and dependency management

Containers, virtual machines, and “The Cloud ™”

Running your own Linux system

Summary

Franklin Bristow

Whew! That feels like a lot, but we’ve accomplished lots of different things in this lesson. You should be able to:

Install software on your personal computer (e.g., pandoc and VS Code).
Write plain text documents (including code and formulas) using structured markup formats (Markdown and \LaTeX).
Convert plain text documents to different formats (e.g., docx).
Define your own strategy for organizing your files.
Build a directory structure with a visual file explorer for the purpose of organizing your files.

Your next step should be to start working on the assignment for this week!