#Devdocs linux install

For the shell process youre in, /dev/tty is the terminal you are now using. To find out which ttys are attached to which processes use the 'ps -a' command at the shell prompt (command line).

#Devdocs linux install

You might find Node.JS interesting and useful you can install it and API documentation via: sudo apt-get install nodejs nodejs-docįirefox will be good for you, because its developer console ( F12) is very useful for monitoring a page (performance, debugging, logging, etc) and interacting with it using JS.īeyond that, I'm afraid I don't know enough to really contribute. /dev/tty stands for the controlling terminal (if any) for the current process. I assume you'll be working with HTML, CSS, and JS, in which case you'll want to study up on those, with a particular emphasis on JS. That link is for 18.04, because I can't find 20.04's ISO, but don't worry, as 18.04 support ends in a couple of years. I recommend knocking up an old computer and using that as a server (best you install Ubuntu's server ISO), perhaps setting it up as a local-only web server, for practice. For server management, you're probably going to want to get familiar with the terminal. (By the way, if you do a lot of programming, check them out - they are. I dont know about many other solutions like this, since I only recently got turned on to these. Devdocs.io is a website, and they have been promising a standalone for a while, so I am waiting for that. Your programming efficiency should go through the roof if you learn to use Vi-IMproved, but you might want to save that for another day. Dash is osx only and wouldnt work since I have only Linux and Windows.

I'm not a web developer, but I have dabbled in web development, and have experience in programming.