Developer Primer
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+ | This page is documentation for new developers. If you edit this page please try to keep it to a minimum. Insofar as is possible it should '''not''' be overwhelming. These are the bare essentials needed to do two main things: (1) get comfortable as a developer--there are a lot of new commands and possibilities that should be learned right at the start, and (2) to get up and running development-wise, i.e. to start looking at examples of code and manipulating ones own objects. Advice on thematic/conceptual considerations, specific coding dos-and-don'ts, rules and expected behavior--all that should go elsewhere. | ||
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===A Few Necessities=== | ===A Few Necessities=== | ||
Revision as of 17:03, 30 December 2006
This page is documentation for new developers. If you edit this page please try to keep it to a minimum. Insofar as is possible it should not be overwhelming. These are the bare essentials needed to do two main things: (1) get comfortable as a developer--there are a lot of new commands and possibilities that should be learned right at the start, and (2) to get up and running development-wise, i.e. to start looking at examples of code and manipulating ones own objects. Advice on thematic/conceptual considerations, specific coding dos-and-don'ts, rules and expected behavior--all that should go elsewhere.
Some of this material may be old hat for those who have past experience with command line interfaces, FTP, or coding.
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A Few Necessities
change since, promotions since, privs since, goto, heal
The File Structure and the Command Line
ls, rm, mv, cp, mkdir, etc.
Other Commands
show administrative commands, help set, help show
FTP
clients, info
Coding
objects, evals