#4 Product of the DayAugust 25, 2015
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Zachary SimsMaker@zachsims
We launched Learn the Command Line after a ton of our users told us they had no idea how to use a fundamental part of their computer -- the command line. With our course, you can learn interactively and, within hours, be a master of your computer! Let us know what you think (and thanks to the awesome team at Codecademy that worked on this!).
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Abi Tyas TunggalHiring@abityastunggal · Special Projects, Spaceship
@zsims Everyone needs to learn to use the command line. It's super powerful and a lot of the time, quicker than your mouse. This is an awesome addition.
PS. Are you ever going to add Vim/Vi or Emacs? I think that is a pretty logical progression from here. :)
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Kelly Kuhn-Wallace@kkdub · 🎯Strategist for Hire
Brilliant. (Be warned: do anything with the command line in front of non-technical people & you'll be their tech help speed dial forevah. I suggest you learn in stealth mode.)
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Ryan Shook@ryanshook · Creative Director
For as many lessons there are for languages and frameworks I've always been surprised by the lack of basic command line lessons available online. Thank you @zsims & @codecademy for the solid primer!
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Adam Rasheed@arasheedphoto
Finally! I learned HTML/CSS on a windows, and finally got a mac and need to unlock the powers of the built-in ruby that Macs offer. This should be really helpful.
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Greg Gerber@gerbz · Making my dent
This is huge. I've always used crap hosting cause I'm not command line savvy.
Maybe from here you can expand into more opps stuff? Setting up a simple server, installing packages? All stuff I know I should know how to do but avoid because they're CL based.
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