Description
Bite Size Bash (Wizard Zines) is a book about one of the strangest yet most widely used languages in the software world, Bash. The author believes that although Bash’s syntax can sometimes seem illogical and difficult, its stability and unchanging nature over the past decades make learning its basics one of the most valuable investments for any programmer and system administrator.
In this work, all the pitfalls and dark points that usually cause catastrophic bugs in automation scripts are examined in simple language. The goal of the book is that after reading it, the reader will be able to understand and modify scripts in servers or CI/CD systems with complete confidence, without worrying about unexpected system behavior.
Book Features
- Explaining the subtle differences in defining variables and the correct use of quoting.
- Teach conditional structures (If statements) and explain why Bash executes programs instead of Boolean values.
- Providing practical solutions for error handling to prevent scripts from stopping suddenly.
- Explore techniques for debugging complex scripts that are difficult for others to understand.
- Focusing on 28 pages of pure content that works more efficiently than thick educational books.
- Use real-world examples that apply to server configuration and software development processes.
- Teaching tips that even experienced programmers often make mistakes about.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Julia Evans
- Instructor: Julia Evans
- Number of pages: 28
- Format: PDF
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Download link
Download Julia Evans – Bite Size Bash (Wizard Zines) 2020
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File size
9 MB
