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 Git Command Overview Using Git on GitHub
Makefiles
Getting Started with Makefiles Using Makefiles to Compile Code
LaTeX
Getting Started With LaTeX
Terminal Configuration
Dotfiles Configuring Bash Configuring Vim
Extratations
First Week Worktime Git Shell Shortcuts Emacs Basics Command Booster Pack Vim: Navigation Showcase Advanced Emacs Package Managers Vim Editing Showcase Markdown and Pandoc Tmux, and Other Tools Technical Interviewing Technical Interview Practice Digital Currencies Vim as an IDE Writing at the Command Line
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI

Week 9

Reading

Lab

This week’s homework has two parts. The first part is on Autolab:

For the second part of this assignment, you will get practice with forking a GitHub repo and making a pull request. The repo you will be working with is the git-practice repo. Do the following:

  • Sign in to your Github account and visit https://github.com/cmugpi/git-practice.
  • Fork the git-practice repo.
  • Clone your fork of the git-practice repo.
  • On a new branch (named what you want), edit the files of the repo so that you fill in an appetizer, main course, and dessert.
  • Commit your changes and push them to your fork.
  • Make a pull request to cmugpi’s git-practice repo. For the title of your pull request, put your Andrew ID.
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