Pro Bash Development
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Claim: bash supports pro bash development with modular libraries, unit and integration tests, and real deployments. Evidence: a collection called pona toolkit contains bash libraries (safeguards, subshell helpers), a TAP-like test harness that sources .sh tests via a symlink trick, and production tools (PT summary, PT stock). Scale: some programs exceed 2,000 lines of bash. Result: these tools run in the field and are integration-tested and maintained.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:17Why Bash development matters
- 5:51Scripts versus programs in Bash
- 13:45Is Bash a language?
- 22:41Core features for Bash
- 24:25Bash libraries
- 31:43Testing Bash programs
- 40:42Bash outdated myths
- 41:46Real-world Bash examples
- 43:31Resources and closing
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