Workstation topics · 3 lessons open, more coming
🐧 Gentle Linux and the command line
For builders who will put an app online and meet a black window full of text for the first time. No experience needed, only a computer.
Most of the servers that run websites use Linux, and you talk to them by typing short commands instead of clicking. That looks frightening, but there are only a handful of commands you need at first, and the computer always tells you where you are. This is the gentle version: what Linux is, how to move around, and how to stay safe, especially when an AI hands you a command to paste.
The lessons
- 1What Linux is, and where you'll meet itAbout 25 minutes✓
- 2Finding your way: where am I, what's here, go thereAbout 25 minutes✓
- 3Careful commands, and pasting from AIAbout 25 minutes✓
- 4Permissions: who may read, change or run a fileComing soon
- 5Logging in to a server with SSH, safelyComing soon
- 6Looking at logs when something goes wrongComing soon
Every lesson has an everyday picture, the idea in plain words, something to try, and questions where every answer is explained. New lessons are added as the topic grows.
