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- Awk
Prototyping - Prototyping commands using awk and sed
-
Awk Tutorial - Excellent 12-page introduction to the awk
text-processing script language, by Emmett Dulaney
- Bash
Scripting - Advanced Bash Scripting Guide - despite its
name, assumes merely that you have some basic aptitude for
coding
- BASH
FAQ - FAQ for the Freenode #bash IRC channel
- Books -
Recommended books for aspiring Linux coders and technical
users
- C++
Socket Programming - Access to TCP/IP sockets from C++
coding using libace
- COBOL -
COBOL resources for Linux
- Csh
Why Not - Top Ten Reasons Not to Use the C Shell
- CVS
Lecture - Lecture notes for a lecture about CVS, by Rick
Moen
- CVS on
NFS - Are there any ways to safely put CVSROOT on an NFS
volume?
- Debuggers
- Source code debuggers for Linux
- FORTRAN
on Linux - How good is the FORTRAN support on Linux?
- How
to Be a Programmer - Robert L. Read's concise rundown on
the design, conceptual, and organisational aspects of being a
coder
- IDEs -
Integrated Development Environments, RAD tools, GUI
builders
- Java -
Open-source Java tools on Linux
- Memory
Debuggers - Memory leak checkers/tracers, malloc
debuggers, memory profilers, and memory debuggers
Jenkins
Tutorial - Continuous integration with Jenkins by Lars Vogel
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Parable of the Languages - Shelley Powers's 'Parable of
the Languages' humour piece
- Perl
CGI - The Idiot's Guide to Solving Perl CGI Problems, by
Tom Christiansen
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Python to Perl Conversions - Tom Christiansen's table of
syntax equivalencies between Python and Perl
- Perl
Tutorials - How to learn Perl from on-line materials
- Python
Tutorials - How to learn Python from on-line
materials
-
RPM Rebuilding - Rebuilding software from source RPM
packages
- Shared
Libraries - Ulrich Drepper's guide to writing shared
libraries for Linux
- sed and
awk - Tutorial materials for sed and awk
- VCS
- Version-control systems on Linux
- VisualBASIC
- Projects to support VisualBASIC and similar on Linux
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