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More and other things to know

This course's aim was to provide basic training and support for further skills courses in the Digital Humanities.

Review

  • Things we've covered: the command line, file paths, an assortment of useful commands, differences between operating systems
  • More things we've covered: regular expressions, basically very complex search and pattern matching convention
  • Things you now understand:
    • if a geek says *, it means "everything"
    • if a geek says $job, it means "whatever job makes sense in context here"
  • What was going on with that [[:digit:]] backreference [??]
  • How to grep for single quotes, dollar signs, etc.
  • File formats and encodings: [??]
    • Unicode
    • use UTF-8 without BOM
  • GIT:
    • versioning and sharing
    • there is an integration for windows explorer: TortoiseGit
    • How does a directory know that it is a git repository?
      • there is a hidden .git-directory with all the information (see it with ls -la)
  • Basic concepts of web(pages):

    • Internet Technology & the Idea of the network => everything is networked!

    • HTML

    • CSS

    • JavaScript (JS)

    • Trying things online: w3schools (Try it Yourself) and JSFiddle (can even be shared) [!!]

    • use GitHub pages to publish basic webpages

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