Coding with macOS - Coding for Entrepreneurs

Terminal is a fundamental app to write code on. That's why we start here first. Terminal might look foreign right now but after completing this section, you'll be ready to start coding for real.

Let's jump in.

1 - Welcome
2 - Open Terminal
3 - Change Terminal Theme
4 - Navigate with the Terminal
5 - Open Files
6 - Editing with Nano
7 - Adjust Terminal Prompt
8 - Emoji in Terminal Prompt
9 - Refresh Bash Profile
10 - Alias in terminal and Bash Profile
11 - Your First Bash Script
12 - Run a Bash Script with an Alias
13 - Run Sleep & Echo in Bash Script
14 - Echo a Variable Input
15 - Inputs and Conditions with your Shell Scripts

Setup macOS for Coding
This section is a requirement for getting your macOS ready for working with any programming environment like Python, Node.js, Swift, Objective C, and others.

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1 - Install XCode and Command Line Tools
2 - Install Homebrew
3 - Version Control
4 - Git 101 aka Version Control with git

Python on macOS
Get your macOS to work with the latest in Python programming in this section.

Topics include:

Install Python 3
Working various python 3 versions (ie python 3.6 and python 3.7)
Installing the Python Package Manager pip and using PyPi.org
The How and Why of Virtual Environments

1 - Install Python 3
2 - The Python Package Installer (pip) and PyPi.org
3 - Python Virtual Environments and Why
4 - Creating a Virtual Environment with pipenv
5 - Install OpenCV 3 on Mac

JavaScript on macOS
Get your macOS to work with the latest in JavaScript programming in this section.

Topics include:

Install nvm, Node.js, npm
Working various npm packages
Install React.js
Install Angular

1 - Install Node.js with nvm or Homebrew
2 - npm install globally
3 - npm init & local project
4 - npx to install ReactJS
5 - npm install @angular/cli