Bash Shell Scripting: From Zero To Automation (Udemy.com)

nice explanation

The course was great, explained very well, some particular moments was not very understandable since there is commands that needs to be installed into the bash terminal before you can actually use them but overall the course is very good and very recommended

This is a worthwhile introduction to bash scripting, and includes just the right amount of information to learn alongside some useful scripts. However, I would have enjoyed it more if there was some challenges throughout the course instead of (or in addition to) walking through the scripts. Overall, the process shown to build the scripts was good - showing how to build a script up in a strategic way and testing the script in stages as it is being built - but I feel it would have forced a deeper understanding of what was being taught if I had to have a go at writing the script myself first.

This course together with another bash scripting course offered by the same instructor will certainly prepare any beginner to tackle the requirements of possibly all forms of shell scripting. In my opinion, one can learn the advanced stuff of shell scripting on their own if they are well equipped with the basics taught here. Kudos to the instructor for teaching so well! Much obliged!

Love the hands on approach, project based learning is something I really appreciate when it is available so thank you for that! Have taken a few courses on BASH and have a few books, this course really helped to drive through some gaps in my understanding of applications from other more theory based studies. Again really awesome content and well presented.

The presentation is very clear and the teacher prevents to make several presentation errors others do often, e.g. using to small text in the terminal. The strength of the course are it's small concrete projects. Also the teacher knows his onions, which can said about some, but not about every guy who offers a linux course at Udemy. He knows traps or special problems with the described commands, which some other teachers seem not be aware of. I think it's very good as first bash scripting course and one of the best introductions to bash scripting at Udemy. With this fundament everybody can look at further detailed and longer bash courses.

I was fleshing out my Linux/bash skills. I'm already a programmer and fairly familiar with the CIL and Linux. This was a great course for me - practical and useful. The scripts helped point out all the idiosyncrasies and potential pitfalls when programming for bash. Thanks!

Excellent lecture. That course plus some exercise from, lets say hackerrank, will skill up everybody. I just missed few things like sed and awk. I think if you include them here or make a different course about them(if you already didn't) will be perfect.

Content is very good, top raiting there. However the presentation is not up to my standards, maybee my experience as a sound enginer sets my standards to high. But in online education the voice is everyting, Youtube can accept lower quality audio. Udemy is payed content, basic demands should be: Good quality mic on head set, so turning your head is not affecting level and quality. Use of gate, to remove background noise Use of compressor, to get a even and normalized level. And maybee just a little EQ to make the voice realy carry trough.

These videos are great. They are perfect length to take a break and watch 1 or 2. I'm a Senior DevOps Engineer and I wanted to brush up on my Bash skills. There are so many little beginners commands or options, from section 1, that I either forgot about or didn't know at all. I would absolutely recommend this to my peers and people that are looking for a great Bash course.