Why Pagenari Is Now Your Terminal Command Guide
Hello everyone!
Pagenari hasn’t posted new articles for a while, and there’s a good reason.
I’ve been focused on handling more important things in life, like family. 🙂
Please don’t hold it against me. 👀
Yes, Pagenari was designed as a page or blog with many different topics.
But we’re most likely changing direction and for now we’ll be more focused on being a tech blog.
Let me tell you what’s really happening
Behind Pagenari stands one person.
That person is me — a parent, husband, father of two kids, and someone who’s been in the IT industry for more than 13 years, mostly in data/software engineering sectors.
Over time I’ve developed various skills and gained different knowledge that I want to pass on to future generations. 👨🎓
That’s why Pagenari was created.
The initial idea was to cover various topics, from productivity, testing different tools to software solutions and the process of making software, coding, etc.
But like any busy parent, husband, and someone who still has a full-time job, I need to be realistic and focus on possible things.
We don’t give up
The idea is for Pagenari page and future articles to focus on unix/terminal/Mac commands.
Yes, you read that right.
I believe more and more people are getting jobs in the IT industry and the development environment they use is mostly based on unix/linux platforms — sorry Microsoft/Windows users this time. 🙂
So, I want to share knowledge with those trying to change careers or just wanting to enter the IT world, about which commands to use and how to use them to be efficient and practical operating against data or files or directories etc.
I’ll try to make these short but very useful (maybe how-to) steps that you can use instantly and every day.
But let’s not go deeper with wishes and leave some things to the imagination. 🖼️
I hope this will be valuable to someone and that we’ll all benefit from it.
Until next time, terminal users. ;)
Thanks for reading!
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