The current site is segmented in six lessons covering the (very) basics of writing academic texts on a computer.3 The overall composition of these lessons is by no mean derived from obscure "Principles" or (even worst) "Best-practices" but rather stand as loosely coupled set of lessons that can be traversed all together (or not) in a short period of time. The site is neither a manual nor a manifesto and should be seen as a starting point into further developing (creative) technics and methods in text writing.
Covers fundamentals of representation of text looking up how text is encoded/decoded as data.
Covers fundamentals of representation of text looking up how text is encoded/decoded as data. We will be using Sublime Text as an editor.
Lesson 2: CLI or the Command Line Interface
Presents how one can manipulate files and issue computing commands using what is known as a terminal.