Top 10 List of Week 01

1. Vim Tutor
   This website gives short description and guide about the many commands on vim. Very helpful for a beginner like me, and I do think I will use this site again and again in the future.

2. Installing Debian in VirtualBox
   As someone who has never used VirtualBox before, this site helped me to know the basics. It taught me how to navigate over the software and how to install Debian.

3. Bash Cheatsheet
   A quick reference site to getting started with Bash scripting. Contains all the basic Bash scripts a beginner would need.

4. RegexOne
   A tutorial for Regex, now bite-sized. Because the exercises are bite-sized, it feels like playing a little fun, enjoyable game.

5. Regex Cheatsheet
   A simple and straightforward site containing the most important regex patterns. Usable for me to look up anything I need while learning basic regex.

6. Basic SSH and PuTTY
   A page explaining how to use and set up PuTTY on Windows. Also covers a basic overview about what SSH is, pretty neat to get to know SSH and PuTTY.

7. Vim Documentation
   Vim’s official website with complete description and syntax of every Vim command. Very helpful when random cheatsheets from the interwebz don’t make sense.

8. Linux for Beginners
   Covers everything a beginner needs to know about Linux. Quite eye-opening since I’ve only every used Mac and Windows all my life.

9. GitHub Pages
   I spent quite some time trying to set up my GitHub Page without any guidance whatsoever and I sure regretted that. This page (no pun intended) saved my life.

10. Basic vi Commands
    A page covering all basic vi commands. At first I didn’t know vi and Vim are a bit different, so this page helped me a bit.