macOS Terminal (zsh) - The Beginners' Guide

[@thevoid141]

Wow. You didn't waste a single minute. Guide is well made and answered all in questions in 30 mins! Comparing GUI and terminal side by side made it much easier to understand. Thank you!

[@rebeccacosta5883]

you are seriously the best instructor. Ive watched so many videos about terminal and this is by far the best and most detailed. Well done. I'm starting this journey and will for sure be looking for more of your videos.

[@user-wl2rb3rh5c]

How was your journey? Any tips for the newcomers? :)

[@Illack]

I've tried to start learning SQL and Python, but couldn't figure out how to change directory and that's all I needed to find out but this video taught me a whole lot more! very good video thank you :)

[@marilia8243]

Thank you so much for this video! I am currently in a coding bootcamp, and they go over how to use terminal, but it's all written instructions and this video really really helped me see what it is i am doing, and actually understand! Thanks for taking the time to make this video!

[@justinwest7765]

👏👏👏 absolute gold! I'm an absolute beginner and this just made so much sense! I'm shocked at how well you delivered this information and made it understandable. Thank you for taking your time to make this video!

[@user-bv8op4hf4c]

I was struggling in debugging the problem of zsh: command not found, until this educative video was found. It was helpful.

[@Parshuram_61]

I had almost entirely forgotten how to use the terminal window. Your tutorial helped me remember everything once again. Thank you v much !!

[@Coccoutube]

Excellent! This was exactly what I was looking for. Start from the basics (with theory) and building up step by step

[@oanacristea2572]

This was exactly what I was looking for, a comprehensive explanation of a terminal. Thank you!

[@fangzhi_zhao]

Very clear. I was always a little bit afraid to learn terminal myself.

[@speakyopeacetv6795]

How is your progress comin along

[@bvedantcodes]

As long as you're not sudo'ing anything (or at least sudo'ing not knowing what you're doing) keep exploring and learning..!

[@AceWhitelite]

Clean, concise, informative, and well thought out. Thank you, this was immensely informative and helpful.

[@grafxdesigner93]

I've been looking for something like this and it makes so much sense. Now I can fully focus on become a full stack web developer as well as web designer. Great informative video. I just subscribed. Thanks for your time to make this enlightening video. You are a godsend.

[@RianY2K]

thank you for tutorial. this tutorial can be practiced in linux too :) and dont forget to customize your terminal with oh my zsh and some shell theme like starship / powerlevel10K

[@mikeyrue]

I'm just starting and I found this video very helpful. Thanks. I'm going through a course, but it is all text based, and I needed a "show and tell" type of instruction. I will probably look for other videos you have as I continue on my journey.

[@mohammedzaid5989]

This was really helpful! ♥️

[@nitram_nosnibor]

That was EXCELLENT! Thank you Manu 👍🏻

[@tsesangdolkar5067]

Thank you ! You are a great tutorial and cured my headache 🙏

[@uttammitra5683]

Thank you for clear and easy understable lecture😊

[@sigangsabaglari3606]

This is amazing, made it so easy for me Z-shell

[@industryrule-4080]

This was immensely helpful. Thank you.

[@singh__walia]

Very helpful video!! Clear, Concise and to the Point. No bullshit! 💯

[@bakhtiyor_sulaymonov]

thanks for the video. It was helpful to refresh terminal commands

[@aestheetdesign3725]

What an excellent tutorial, thank you very much for the great content!

[@shivamd23]

Thanks For Making This Video It Was Very For Me As A Beginner 😊

[@binface9]

Great video with very clear descriptions. I wish the same could be said for man command in zsh! As you said: cryptic!

[@palmito104]

Great explanation 🎉

[@blackodelia8005]

thank you very much for this tutorial hands down the best one I have seen!

[@ritendrasingh7491]

Nice video as a refresher!

[@mok614]

Thanks for the video! It was very helpful and informative!

[@younesabuelayyan4520]

thanks for making this vid, it's useful 👌

[@SQARM1]

Thus is great session on macOS trminal

[@robertoaraujo6367]

This video was very helphul. Thank you!

[@mosh5521]

Love it! Thanks for making the video.

[@MrSkyydude]

I really appreciate this video, it was very helpful.

[@ControlDialedin]

This is really good. Personally having issue with python not being recognized in terminal and hope this helps

[@Another0neTime]

Excellent video so far!

[@academind]

Thanks!

[@user-nc4mf1ud3c]

thank you for such a clear explaining!

[@mdirfanmdaref1058]

I am subscribing to you! good detailed & clear video for beginners. Actually I am learning for fun, no idea what I can do with it though.

[@ibrahimabdeltawab6418]

It’s so helpful! Thanks so much

[@frwiss]

sooooo clear! thanks! subscribed!

[@azzrays]

you're a lifesaver!! thank you :D

[@nuriddinburkhonov5214]

Thank you, very helpful!

[@mariuslazar7025]

The fundamentals! Thank You!

[@rolim22]

Very good tutorial! Thank you for sharing!

[@konstantinschwemlein2809]

Perfect Video, thanks a lot! :)

[@josephgarza5973]

That was a very helpful video. Thank you kindly.

[@TheCoinPursuit]

Great video! for a beginner this was perfect :)

[@feliecitybye]

Very useful! Und ich mag deinen Akzent:)

[@adrian-4767]

Academind we need a new course called "Complete web developer bootcamp" from zero to hero.

[@sscordero]

you're a great teacher. thank you

[@taylorwade1537]

thank you for this!!

[@RakibFiha]

Finally someone said zsh correctly. Zed sh. Perfect.

[@frajadita]

Many thanks for this great video!

[@devanshijain4395]

thank you for this. It was a great video

[@marquisedavis2344]

Thank you. Very well done.

[@taras3028]

thanks for explaining

[@georgeAgaiby-pi5fl]

This is amazing

[@CanDoSo_org]

Great class, thank you.

[@Lusselly]

Thank you very much, it's easy to understand...

[@Aman-Verma]

Thank you !!❤

[@seselimbu5881]

Heartfully thank you so very much and thank you.

[@milosivackovic]

Thanks man!

[@chesb6426]

thank you so much! you solved my main problem

[@josuecruz0921]

Great video. Thanks.

[@ctrade8837]

Mr. Legend

[@adrian-4767]

Academind I miss your videos, I think you publish them less often.

[@adrian-4767]

Academind we need a new course called "Complete web developer bootcamp" from zero to hero.

[@PukhtoonPeGermanyKe]

You have done a lot

[@bbluca94]

Amazing!

[@janshellew3248]

Thank you - very helpful

[@nicolunardelli]

Great Video!!!

[@alexandrei64]

Thank you for sharing this! Any chance for a more advanced guide?

[@Klauschumacher]

EXCELLENT PERFECT VIDEO!!!

[@alankavanagh2911]

Very good ! Thank you

[@immortalkarin]

great tutorial

[@jacksonhoyt4127]

thank you my man

[@gundamfortress]

I have a question regarding bash and zsh scripting: if I work in a company or enterprise, should I rather use bash (for scripting) instead of zsh? (Some scripts using zsh are not running on bash?). Could I possibly run into troubles? I'm not so good with bash and even less good with zsh. Thank you for your answer 😀

[@GRumpyonekinobi]

awesome! thanks

[@ramasamynp8175]

Can you please upload more videos about Mac OS?

[@eugeneL_N1E104]

awesome tutorial on zsh! curious if we can have git later. thx!

[@VedKaila_Guru]

very useful

[@KillerKingdom]

After very long time, why so many space?

[@yuppp1473]

Thanks

[@djlez_za]

Sehr gutes tutorial. Liebe gruße aus Süd Afrika 😉👍

[@kodxme]

Just a note, Mac has backslash key on its keyboard and Shift+Opt+7 makes this: ‡

[@ufyiskxbdnysh4628]

Hi Max can you please make advanced laravel tutorial, I think there are few people who can make it as high quality as you can do this. We really need this explanation of arcitecture;

[@JonLG490]

Thank you for this info. I'm now one step closer to conquering the world.

[@adem6501]

Thanks. your advice works ) Like

[@paulbailey6251]

Everything worked for me except the 'mv' command when moving 'web-dev' to 'web-dev'. I copied your commands precisely (and repeatedly) but I get this response: "mv: rename ..web-dev2 to web-dev/..web-dev2: No such file or directory". I mirrored my file naming using your examples - except I called my 'zz' folder 'Testing'. All of your examples worked except that one. Great tutorial but I wonder why this one problem. Also, could you answer a real puzzle that I have. I'm on an old Mac Pro running Catalina and my terminal now uses the 'zsh' system which is why I followed your tutorial. I used to be able to run the command 'ifconfig' but not any more. I am now unable to discover my ip address because all I get is a screen full of what looks like encrypted data - I can't make 'head nor tails' of it. No trace of my ip address.

[@aleksandrmatyka3118]

Could you pls create tut where explain how use bash scripts for frontend for example, some examples how we can create bash script and cases where it can be usefull

[@mluke1384]

The tilde key command (Option + N) on a Mac doesn't appear to be the same as using the tilde key. Am I missing something?

[@techgenius6068]

Make a video on design pattern

[@raitasorin]

ya da best

[@amralifts]

no, seriously. Thank you!

[@mat5844]

Thanks a lot for this video. I've a question on the touch command, and that is it doesn't allow me to create directories. Anyone else ? Is this about zsh version or config? Thankss

[@jameschrist758]

Why is my terminal command ends with # instead of $?

[@quophymajesty6159]

The dollar sign is for those in the US and the hashTag sign is for those in the UK.

[@nodidog]

@@quophymajesty6159 That's wrong - '$' means the user is logged in as a standard user, '#' means root user.

[@milescampbell568]

Very informative! Thank you. Does anyone know any videos for installing stuff from the zsh command line interface?

[@cardinalraven]

U ICU h I igihiiihi

[@invalid.reference]

How come your zsh has autocomplete when hitting tab out of the box? The only way I can get that functionality is by editing the .zshrc file.

[@AtharvJoshi-jc7ow]

how can I keep that path on the command line itself so that I don't ever have to run pwd everytime I want to see my path? (like in ubuntu)

[@unicornbubble4704]

Ive done everything but it wont start up, the circle from the linux app is always spinning but nothing comes up. Ive closed the terminal after everything was done. Schoud ive saved the commands or smth. like that? i dont know whats wrong. Can you help me?

[@nrgking1667]

Nah yeah I’m like what cause I was moving one file to another folder but when I did mv example.txt ./tester the example.txt just disappears and I can find it idk what I’m doing wrong I don’t get the difference between using “.” and “..” ? Help plz I don’t get it I’m new