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Links in line 8 and 9 do not work. Line 98: Mac now uses zsh. If a students opens the Terminal, do they still see the dollar sign? I don't have it in my terminal (I have a small arrow: ->) I find the part about the flags very unclear, tbh. Maybe I can find a good explanation, and a link to an article.
Line 121: "You should read the documentation of each command to know what flags are available." I have googled for half an hour and cannot find general, easy-to-read documentation about the command line and using flags. It is specified for Go or for Google Chromium etc. etc., but where can they find a list with what the flags are and what they do? This is for Linux: https://websiteforstudents.com/use-the-rm-command-to-delete-files-and-folders-on-ubuntu-18-04-with-examples/ But can our students use this for more information? "if you give him -f it gets powers and can delete no matter what, and if you give him -rf it, well, it can delete folders no matter what". I tried to find online what -f and -rf do but it is hard to understand the differences between rm -r and rm -f and rm -rf. We need to explain this better.
See remarks previous commit.
I have taken out the screen shots in the section 'More commands' and created a table there. I took out the word 'Linux' because we use these commands in the git bash and OS X as well. I clarified parts that were not easy to understand and took out information that is not relevant to beginners.
I think we should add the VSC setting of autosave. So many times things go wrong because students forget to save their changes. Line 320: #### Open your VS project in a Browser with one click This item does not have any text so I took it out. I have taken out * There are GUI software - Gitkraken is one of them https://www.gitkraken.com/ because a) they will not know what GUI software is, and b) we have to keep them working on the command line for now I added a bit more explanation to the sections on Git and GitHub, to make this accessible to beginners who never heard of version control. I still think we go too fast into the Git commands, but maybe we can take more time in class to work slowly towards this, with more examples etc.
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Carlos, I think this is OK now. I have made many changes, corrections and additions.
If you look at the commit messages in the history, you will have a general idea of what I have done.
I also have put a few questions in those messages, for things I think we need to look at.