When writing Bash scripts, online tutorials and tools are scattered everywhere. If you want to learn systematically or find a suitable library, you have to spend a lot of time searching and organizing. I stumbled upon Awesome Bash, an open-source resource collection that brings together a curated selection of resources and tools for Bash script development. Organized into more than ten categories, including learning materials, command-line tools, development frameworks, and testing tools, it covers a complete learning path from beginner to advanced. GitHub: https://t.co/AqttQcWSsA It includes learning materials such as the official Bash manual, a guide to common mistakes for beginners, and Google Shell coding standards, as well as practical command-line tools such as enhanced history, table of contents bookmarks, and syntax highlighting. The content related to development is also very rich, including unit testing frameworks, code formatting tools, static analysis tool ShellCheck, and various libraries and frameworks that simplify script writing. The project is continuously updated and maintained, and the resource quality is guaranteed. Those who write Bash scripts can bookmark it for future use.
