![1.Detach tmux sessions
1. Detach Ctrl+A+D
2. Attach: tmux attach [-t yoursession]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/session1-200113010127/85/Linux-Developing-Stack-8-320.jpg)
Linux Developing Stack
- 2. Myself ➢ Lab intern in DICL since 2012 ➢ Creator and chief architecture of Velox ➢ Linux enthusiastic ➢ Proactive CSE student
- 3. Motivation and audience + Undergraduate student: 1. Most of the UNIST courses expect you to use linux 2. Collaborate with other team mates? 3. Speed up your coding and deliver ‘well debugged assignments’ + Graduate student: 1. Still you got coding assignments. 2. Virtually every developing servers run Linux. 3. Speed up your coding time, enjoy more free time. + Outside projects: 1. Often you are not developing alone, you need to efficiently teamwork. 2. Linux is a great platform to develop your codes.
- 4. Scope System programming software Frameworks C++ and C Dependencies and packaging
- 6. My personal choice of tools Operating system Opensuse / Ubuntu / CentOS Text editor VIM opposed to EMACS Terminal multiplexer TMUX opposed to GNU/Screen C/C++ compiler suite GCC opposed to ICC Hard language C++ opposed to Java Soft language Ruby opposed to Python Coding style Google standard
- 7. 15 things I wish I knew when I started CSE
- 8. 1.Detach tmux sessions 1. Detach Ctrl+A+D 2. Attach: tmux attach [-t yoursession]
- 10. 3. tailf
- 11. 4. Memory leaks? valgrind
- 12. 5. vimgrep
- 13. 6. VIM mouse support
- 14. 7. Vim vundle
- 16. 9. VIM plugins: NERDtree + ctrlp
- 17. 10. VIM C and C++ autocomplete (clang_complete)
- 18. 11. VIM snippets
- 19. 12. VIM great themes Newest - Vim Colors
- 20. 13. BASH is just another programming language
- 21. 14. GIT
- 22. BONUS. Dotfiles