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Sergio Cruz
15,550 PointsWhat program is huston using at the start of this video?
I'm a bit confused. I downloaded all the programs listed on the teachers note but I don't know which one hes using for getting the git clone. I figured its a text editor but it doesn't work when I use sublime text. So what should I be using for this part of the course?
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Colin Marshall
32,861 PointsIt's not a text editor, it's his command line, and he is using Terminal. He is using zsh instead of bash, and he has oh-my-zsh also installed on top that for themes and other features. The links to those are in the Teacher's notes.
jason chan
31,009 PointsI would take the console class here. familiarize yourself with command line.
Colin Marshall
32,861 PointsI agree with jason chan. I would recommend taking it before you take this Express course since you will be doing a lot in the command line. Here is the link: Console Foundations.
Sergio Cruz
15,550 PointsThanks! I was thinking about taking a course for the console but I wasn't sure treehouse had one.
Colin Marshall
32,861 PointsNo problem!
It's also worth mentioning that I use Prezto which is a rewritten version of oh-my-zsh that is extremely faster doing autocomplete. Only downside is there seems to be a lot less documentation and tutorials out there on it so it the learning curve is a little steeper if you want to customize it. Start with oh-my-zsh first.