Thanks a lot for the recommendations - I like both classical antiquity and the subject, therefore all recommendations are welcome. By the way, good remarks; I wish I had more knowledge to continue the discussion! ;)
That's very interesting. Would you recommend any other book?
That's a good approach - I've used it in a legacy system, although I named the files in the format "TIMESTAMP_migration_description", which is a bit more descriptive.
You can enable AUTOCD and never have to type CD again. :) shopt -s autocd
Really cool, another quality resource to help kill W3Schools.
Thanks a lot for the recommendations - I like both classical antiquity and the subject, therefore all recommendations are welcome. By the way, good remarks; I wish I had more knowledge to continue the discussion! ;)
That's very interesting. Would you recommend any other book?
That's a good approach - I've used it in a legacy system, although I named the files in the format "TIMESTAMP_migration_description", which is a bit more descriptive.
You can enable AUTOCD and never have to type CD again. :) shopt -s autocd
Really cool, another quality resource to help kill W3Schools.