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Coding doesn’t have to be a secret art; in fact, it can be really fun. Hackers often work in several coding languages: bash shell scripting, Javascript to run in the browser, and PHP, Python and Ruby to run across platforms. Learn to code to control your world and make yourself the hot commodity.
Python and bash are my two ultimate favorite languages. Both of them let you stick your hands right into the guts of the system, and both let you do really complex things simply and fast. I’ve got an Introduction to Python course over on my http://gnorman.org (white hat) website, which I built exclusively for a …
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As I write, this course is on sale for $10 on Udemy, though that’s likely to change. In fact, I’ve bought courses on Udemy that later disappeared, so there’s no guarantee that courses like this on commercial sites like Udemy etc. will even exist years down the road. On the plus side, this one offers …
Bash scripting (shell scripting using bash) is one of the most critical skills a hacker can cultivate. Everybody and his brother (including me, Glenn) has written bash scripting guides and tutorials, but few of them go as in-depth as this one. I’ll be listing other bash tutorial sites here at School for Hackers, and I …
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