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Quickstart Software Development with DevTerm
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(10 ratings)
2,773 students

Quickstart Software Development with DevTerm

Get started with DevTerm and learn to install various tools such as Python 3 and VSCode
Created byAshwin Pajankar • 85,000+ Students Worldwide
Last updated 6/2022
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What you'll learn

  • Setting up DevTerm for remote access and software development
  • Basics of Bash Shell and Command Line in Linux
  • Install useful programs and utilities
  • Setup Python 3, IDLE, and Jupyter Notebook

Course content

2 sections • 12 lectures • 1h 41m total length

  • Introduction3:25

    Learn to set up the datum development environment, master the command line basics, and program in Python on the datum, including remotely logging in and accessing the system.

  • Getting Started with DevTerm7:26

    Explore the Delta 0604 DevTerm with its ports, micro SD card, and boot to the desktop environment. Log in with CPI credentials and enable remote access.

  • Remote Connection with SSH and X11 Forwarding13:10

    Connect the data room computer to wifi, find its IP, and establish a remote ssh session with x11 forwarding using a terminal client, enabling secure file transfer and gui access.

  • Useful Linux Commands11:12

    Discover essential Linux commands for beginners, from clearing the screen and updating packages to installing multiple editors and enabling X11 forwarding for remote GUI apps.

  • Setting Up Python 3 Environment8:19

    Set up a Python 3 development environment and install essential tools. Run Python programs from the interpreter or command line, and use an IDE to write, save, and execute code.

  • Setting Up Microsoft Visual Studio Code5:17

    Set up Visual Studio Code to program in C, C++, Python, and JavaScript, using downloads for Windows, Linux, and Mac; install, launch from the project directory, and explore the IDE.

  • Connecting an external touchscreen display6:47

    Connect an external touchscreen display to your device using micro HDMI, USB, and a dedicated power supply, and verify boot and touch responsiveness on both displays.

  • Additional Software for Remote Connection, File Transfer, and X11 Forwarding7:42

    Connect to a remote Linux machine using Windows PowerShell and the login command, transfer files with WinSCP or Bitvise, and enable X11 forwarding with Xming.

  • Flashing DevTerm OS Manually to a MicroSD Card14:47

    Flash the clockwork pi operating system image to a 16 gb micro sd card using Raspberry Pi Imager or Win32 Disk Imager, then boot and connect to wifi.

  • Installing and configuring Manjaro Linux on DevTerm11:58

    Flash the Manjaro Linux image to a microSD card with Raspberry Pi imager, boot the DevTerm, enable ssh, connect to wifi, and log in remotely.

  • Remote Desktop with VNC10:55

    Access a UNIX-like system remotely with VNC using X11 forwarding, set up a session, securely store passwords, and connect from Windows, Linux, or Mac.

Requirements

  • Must own any model of DevTerm
  • Familiarity with basics of computers, command line, and Linux/Unix
  • Enthusiasm to Learn

Description

In this beginner level course, you will learn to get started with a handheld Linux terminal, ClockworkPi's DevTerm A0604. Working with Linux and Python has a very distinct career advantage. A very well trained Linux and Python Professional can earn up to 200000 USD in the current job market. Also, Python 3 is the current hottest programming languages used for a variety of purposes. This course gets the DevTerm ready for development by installing various softwares on it.

Following are the contents of the course,

  1. Getting started with DevTerm

  2. Remote connection with SSH

  3. X11 Forwarding

  4. A few basic Linux Commands

  5. Setting Up Python

  6. Installing IDLE

  7. Installing Microsoft Visual Studio Code

  8. Connecting to an External Touchscreen display

The course comes with supplementary downloadable materials in the form of PDFs. One of the PDFs contain list of all the commands students can practice as an exercise for the course. Rest of the PDFs contain the URLs to the additional learning resources and downloadable software such as Zenmap and MobaXTerm.

After taking this course, you will be very much comfortable with the basic usage of DevTerm.

You will get lifetime access to over 8 lectures and corresponding PDFs for the lectures! 

So what are you waiting for? Learn DevTerm in a way that will advance your career and increase your knowledge, all in a fun and practical way!


Who this course is for:

  • Open Source Enthusiasts
  • Software Professionals
  • Hardware Hackers
  • Beginners and Learners

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