Bash Shell Scripting Tutorial for Beginners (Udemy.com)

I liked the approach of explanation for every video/slide which unfortunately I haven't seen in the other courses I opted before. Moreover, being an Indian, I could really connect with the Indian author as well. Very calm and composed style of presenting the actual information rather than wasting time on useless and unnecessary stuff.

A very good course thus far. Definitely worth the 14 bucks or whatever it was that I paid for it. I have just finished the sections on Linux commands and I felt it was quite a great introduction to the terminal, even if you have some prior experience like I did. There are a lot of commands to remember, so I recommend saving notes in a text/word file and visiting them later to review.

Exceptional thorough explanation of what each command does and provides examples. Clear and concise description of Unix command which helps to understand how to write bash scripts.

This instructor is better than Shakil Khan at presenting his material in a systematic organized way without gowing down rabbit trails while sharing his knowledge. Practical Bash Scripting On Linux and Mac OSX by Shakil khan is not a 4.7 compared to this.

I used this course as a refresher and to fill in a few gaps. I really couldn't praise it highly enough. The presentation is clear and to the point, no waffle, and the examples are great.

I like the course content and the teaching method of yogesh patel. I learned many new things here though i worked in this unix platform for many years. it covers everything.

The instructor provided a lot of examples of the commands and provided a lot of valuable knowledge about the subject. The only improvement to be made is the inclusion of more real world examples

All in all great introduction into bash scripting. Helped me to get familiar with linux CLI and bash. Though in order to truly automate every day tasks a lesson on scheduling scripts to be run would have been great. Also "please comment rate and subscribe" part Kills me every time :D, I take it this was youtube tutorial originally? to sum it all up I really enjoyed this course (an extra lesson or two would be nice though), great work.

The course is good, My only call out is that there should have been a text version of all the commands and lecture so that we can refer those notes in the future

Learned some nice tricks while watching, but a lot of small but important choices are not properly explained. Like why you would choose for [ ], [[ ]] or (( )) in conditions, not just saying that you will. Very much worth watching though!