Tutorial de programación en shell (bash / bourne) / Shell (bash/bourne) programming tutorial

Submitted by gwolf on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 10:21

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2002

Tutorial (not completely finished) I gave together with Rodrigo Galladro at Congreso Nacional de Software Libre (CONSOL 2002). There are many aspects in this tutorial that are just outlined, but I hope you find it useful.
You can grab the source LyX document; it is available also translated to HTML and as a PDF document.
As a complement, you might be interested also in the advanced Bash tutorial outline I prepared for a talk in late 2007; it is based on Octavio Ruiz (Tacvbo)'s tutorial. It only mentions the points I went over, but still, it can be a useful compendia.

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Tutorial (no del todo terminado) que dí junto con Rodrigo Gallardo en el Congreso Nacional de Software Libre (CONSOL 2002). Hay bastantes aspectos de este tutorial que quedaron únicamente delineados, pero aún así, espero que sea de utilidad.
Puedes bajar el documento fuente en LyX; puedes también consultarlo traducido a HTML u como un documento PDF.
Como complemento, puede interesarte también el delineado para un tutorial de Bash avanzado que preparé para una plática a fines del 2007; está basado en el tutorial de Octavio Ruiz (Tacvbo)'s. Sólo delínea los puntos que cubrí, pero de todos modos puede ser un compendio útil.

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