How to Train Bash
summary
Practical advice and coding rules for writing maintainable Bash scripts: how to structure, refactor, and test large Bash programs so they’re readable, predictable, and easier to run. Covers coding patterns (including functional-style techniques and use of functions) and conventions to avoid unmanageable, monolithic 3000-line scripts and make Bash development more like real programming.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:34Scripting dangers
- 7:29Bad Bash scripts
- 10:02Bash scripting basics
- 18:49Working with files
- 23:44Using Bash functions
- 33:39Advanced Bash techniques
- 39:01Debugging tools
- 43:40Q&A
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