Introduction

Introduction

1. Overview of Tools
2. Choose
3. Apply

Text Editors/IDEs

Text Editors VS IDEs

• Text editors are more modular, flexible, and customizable
• Text editors have better support for obscure/new languages
• IDEs are usually language-specific and more fully supported of a specific language
• IDEs need less configuration
• IDEs have visual support for GUI dev

Text Editors

• Visual Studio Code
• Sublime Text
• Atom
• Emacs
• Vim

IDEs

• The Intellij Family (Free for students)
• Visual Studio (Windows)
• XCode (Mac OS/IOS)
• Eclipse

Shell

Unix Shells

• Bash (Default in Linux)
• Zsh (modern)
• Fish (weird)
• Sh (original)
• Dash (fast)
• Ksh

Windows

• Powershell

Package Manager

Platform-dependent

• Windows
  • Chocolatey
  • WSL (whatever distribution)
• Linux
  • Varies dependent on distribution
• Mac
  • Homebrew
  • Nix

Git

What It Is

• Version control system
• Really important when working in teams

SSH

How It Works

• It saves your public key inside the server. Only the person with private key can verify.

Clients

• OpenSSH
• Filezilla
• Bitvise

Announcements

Future Events

• CCDI Events
• Project Sprints
• Linux Setup
• Blog Setup
• Linux 101
• Networking 101
• In-depth Linux workflows
• Emacs

Recruitment

• Core Leadership
• Event Leadership