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What's your goal here? Are you trying to ensure that that people know how to run commands, that people use the same forms, or what? Compare your question with
by stevekemp 12y ago
What's your goal here? Are you trying to ensure that that people know how to run commands, that people use the same forms, or what?
Compare your question with:
"What are the most important English/Language keys for a typist to know?"
The most important command depend on context. If people know "the basics" they'll be fine with the rest.
- nemild 12y agoI made it as a reference for newer engineers to feel that they had the basics to be productive. When I started: 1. I found myself consulting 20 different resources, not 1-2 2. Was often unsure what commands were important 3. Had a hard time finding the most used examples (it often is passed down by word of mouth) Clearly, it depends on context/audience (e.g., if you're a data scientist and work with CSVs a lot vs. a frontend eng) - but I wanted a good baseline (say for a strong startup eng) without getting too esoteric. Not sure I've achieved that, but appreciate your further feedback or pull requests.