Learn GNU Nano in 30 minutes | Linux Terminal Productivity
Requirements
- No Nano experience required
- A Linux or MacOS Installation is useful if you want to follow along, it isn't required.
Description
Learn how to use the GNU Nano text editor in under 30 minutes.
This course is perfect for beginners who want to edit files in the terminal without the steep learning curve of more complex editors like Vim or Emacs. Whether you're new to the command line or just need a lightweight, no-nonsense way to open and edit files, Nano is a great tool to have in your toolbox.
In this short course, you'll get hands-on with Nano and learn:
How to open, create, and save files
Essential keyboard shortcuts
Searching, cutting, and pasting text
Navigating and editing files efficiently
Using the Nano help pages for quick reference
You'll be able to follow along with practical examples and exercises to reinforce what you learn. By the end, you'll not only understand how to use Nano, but you'll also feel more confident working in the terminal.
About the Author
I'm a developer who has started out just like you. Intimidated by terminal tools but eager to learn. I've since built a career working in web development and picked up tools like (Neo)Vim, Tmux, and LazyGit along the way. This Nano course is a stepping stone to help you build that same confidence.
Who this course is for:
- Developers starting to use Linux
- Developers wanting to use the terminal more
Instructor
I am a passionate software developer and educator with expertise in web development and tools like Neovim. I drive Linux for web development daily, and I love sharing practical tips and insights to help you boost your productivity and improve your coding environment.
I have been programming for over a decade, working on projects ranging from personal to enterprise back-office systems.
Let’s learn together!