Topics
Terminal Usage
Initial Setup Using Files & Commands Jobs, Man Pages & Links AFS
Vim
Vim as Language Editing & Navigation Searching, Substituting, Text Objects, and Yanking Tabs, Jumps, & the Clipboard
Bash
Bash Scripting Globbing & Ranges Strings Regular Expressons Input & Output Oneliners Bash Programming
Git
Getting Started With Git Resetting your UNIX labs distributed through git Git Command Overview Using Git on GitHub 2-factor-authentication instructions for Collab part 2
LaTeX
Getting Started With LaTeX
Makefiles
Getting Started with Makefiles Using Makefiles to Compile Code
Terminal Configuration
Dotfiles Configuring Bash Configuring Vim
Extratations
Latex Resume Tmux and Advanced Vim CI/CD with Github Actions Web Dev Weekend GitHub URL Shortener Bitcoin Dotfiles Product Management Crash Course Summer opportunities VsCode Interview Questions Introduction to Product management(PM) Universal Modeling Language(UML) & Object Oriented Design(OOD) Resume Review
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Resetting Labs Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Resetting Labs Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI

Week 3

GPI Vim Config

Reading

Vim is a command line text editor. You may have started using it in your classes to complete programming assignments.

  • vimtutor
    • This isn’t a reading, it’s an interactive tutorial
    • To start, log into Andrew and run the command vimtutor
    • Do lessons 1.1 - 2.7
  • Vim as Language
    • This is a short reading that explains the best way to “think” when using Vim.

Lab

The lab can be found on Autolab:

You will also find this useful for solving the labs (you don’t have to read this before class if you don’t want to):

Slides

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