All right, so thank you for considering this course, we already bought it.
Thank you for buying this course.
This, of course, is going to be covering them or the text editor.
And this particular lecture is on why you should take this course or why you should consider taking
this course then is very lightweight and it's a useful text order that is automatically included with
all versions of Linux.
I'd be very surprised if your Linux flavor doesn't have them very surprised.
Now, this is actually can save you a lot of time by helping you adjust Linux configuration and creating
Basche cells, Shell scripts.
So since this is used from the command line, you mostly may have access to them if you're accessing
the server or computer remotely, meaning that you're not going to usually when you're accessing a server,
remotely have access to the Google.
So learning how to use it is the best way of becoming proficient in using your command line.
There was a time when graphical text editors didn't exist.
I know it's hard to believe, but that's true.
And you could only use programs such as VM or Emacs now, since you will be able to learn how to use
them.
This can set you apart from other job candidates because it does.
It proves that you don't have to rely on Tegui to get a job done.
How that can help you is that, say, for instance, if you're doing some remote work and you want to
modify something configuration file or a patch script or something, that you have to basically go in
and rapidly modify it.
Knowing how to use them is is simply going to make you work faster.
And if you can work faster to do the same job, that means the company has to pay essentially relatively
pay you less to do the same job as someone else.
I know that doesn't exactly sound like a great perspective, but if you can get more work done than
someone else, then you're less likely to let go.
Now, this is going to allow you to learn how to be able to use a text editor in the terminal.
Most of the major tasks you may have to perform will not allow you to use a graphical user interface.
Learning how to use them can make the difference between minutes to hours in order to get a machine
or network working again.
And I'm really, honestly not even kidding about that.
I mean, it can it can save tons of time by quickly being able to go in and modifying a script and then
get a server back up.
So this is what's going to help separate you from the rest of the pack.
Will this allow an employer to actually hire you because of them?
No, but it could actually be a factor.
You know, one one key factor, especially if you have a senior network engineer there that respects
that skill, that helps.
Not everybody does, but it helps if you do.
Now, many Texas educators today, including Visual Studio Code, have a mold built in and there's a
reason why of him mode is built in to a text.
Ed, it's very fast and can be officiants once you practice in how to use them every day.
Using them forces you to not use a mouse in your coding and that can drastically speed things up if
you want to have speed in getting your job done and learning them is a crucial skill to have.
This course is going to teach the fundamentals of learning that you are able to quickly write and modify
and everything from abash scripts to complete code, being able to use them will allow you to work anywhere
and not to be dependent upon a crutch, just as a graphical user interface.
And honestly, if you're dealing with servers, a guy is basically a crutch.
So given all these reasons, I really hope I can see you in this course.