There's a lot of interest in a development topic for next month, but is
there anyone interested in presenting? I'd like to see a very basic
introduction to development in the Linux environment. The presentation
should cover the tools only -- talk about compilers, editors, debuggers,
etc but don't go into detail on specific programming languages (these can
be covered later). Lastly, a book/website review section that introduces
development references -- like vi/vim commands, tutorials for bash
scripting, C/C++, PERL, Python, Ruby, PHP, Scheme (I'm pushing it), and
maybe Prolog (I'm pushing harder) -- would also be great.
LVM2 was mentioned as a possible advanced topic candidate. A possible
presentation layout could be: An introduction to the technology (what it
does), the capabilities of the system, when you would want to use it, how
to configure your system for use, and how to set it up. Let me know if
you're interested in presenting on this topic as well.
I'll allocate 1 hour for the beginner-level topic and 30 minutes for the
advanced topic.
Let me know if you're interested.
- Sebastian
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