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Egveny Projectman2014-05-30 17:43:04
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Egveny Projectman, 2014-05-30 17:43:04

What is the terminal for windows for web development?

Friends, tell me, I'm studying html-css-js, it's already inflated in many ways, but I use windows products and feel that I'm missing out on working with the terminal.
Help with advice on what you need to know about the terminal, for normal operation in it and a detailed understanding of why it is?
Also, maybe someone knows the terminal for windows?
And in general, am I right in calling the concept of a terminal, when in video tutorials, developers under a poppy enter commands to open files in a line and, for example, when they give a link for installation on github, but I can’t understand what and how it installs.
Sorry for stupid questions, but I googled it myself and I can’t clearly understand what’s what.

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rdev, 2014-05-30
@rdev

as an option, you can install linux on VirtualBox and play around with the console in it

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Pavel Volintsev, 2014-05-30
@copist

on github they give a link for installation, but I can’t understand what and how it installs

This is a client application for the GIT version control system. Habrahabr.ru/post/125799 Documentation in Russian:
git-scm.com/book/ru GIT client for Windows (one of ...): git-scm.com/download/win After that, you can get copies of projects from GIT (git clone ...) In general, copies of projects can be obtained without a client, because gitbub allows you to download them as ZIP archives.
The given distribution of the git client includes both a visual repository tool and a terminal very similar to the linux terminal, and a lot of Linux commands are supported,
and you don't need to install Linux for this, because it's only a spoof for compatibility.
MacOS operating system is similar to linux. Remembering a couple of commands is easy, plus the command line has auto-completion when entering file names. And after that, it becomes faster to run files than to poke a mouse in the explorers.
But if we are talking about a linux console environment and you do not plan to change the computer's operating system, then you need a virtual machine.
Read this article on Habré about the Vagrant system, which automates the process of creating virtual machines from pre-prepared image files:
habrahabr.ru/post/113354 profile.

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Z Sh, 2014-05-31
@dergus

under Windows look at ConEmu. And it’s better, of course, to install Linux (for example, ubuntu) and master it.

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UsulPro, 2017-06-20
@UsulPro

cmder - excellent cmder.net
terminal

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Ilya Lesnykh, 2014-05-30
@Aliance

Also, maybe someone knows the terminal for windows?

terminal, aka command line, aka console = under Windows start - run - cmd

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Sergey, 2014-05-30
Protko @Fesor

www.mingw.org/wiki/MSYS (it also comes with GIT for windows )
There is also Cygwin, but it's overkill for me.

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zooks, 2014-05-30
@zooks

Launching a terminal on Windows: Win+R > cmd

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Alexey Kuleshov, 2014-05-30
@GingerbreadMSK

For terminal connections use PuTTY , for experience with the command line of linux systems VirtuaBox + CentOS/Debian image

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squrre1, 2014-05-31
@squrre1

Here you are already inflated , but you still don’t know that windows already has its own command line.
Win (key) + R, in the window that appears, write: "cmd" then press enter

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atrolov, 2015-08-20
@atrolov

If for development, then put gitbash and throw it into conEmu, you will be happy, in conEmu you can also throw anything at least cmd, at least putty.

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