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Terminal

Go over to your finder, under applications > Utilities you will find the Terminal. Place a shortcut on your desktop for easy access.

Basic commands:

  • pwd => to display the current directory
  • ls => to display list of files in the current folder
  • cd => to change directory (example cd .. to switch to the directory above the current). You can navigate to either full or relative paths. (example cd "directory" or cd "path/directory"). cd alone returns to the root directory
  • touch => create a blank file (example touch index.html)
  • mkdir => to create directories (example mkdir css
  • rm => to delete files (example rm index.html)
  • rm –rf => delete folders and subdirectories (example rm -rf css)

Adding Sublime command to the terminal:

Add the line below to your command line in your terminal.

ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" ~/bin/subl

If successful, you will be able to open Sublime on your working directory from the terminal simply by typing "subl ."

More info here(Sublime) and here(StackOverflow)