#๐ New but have an idea for a project. Before I start from scratch, where can I find shell(?) program
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To be honest it's all I know on this topic of finding prewritten programs but have you tried looking on GitHub, there are so many programs there...
I haven't. It was the first thing to come to mind, but I figured asking first might be best because GutHub is literally the only one I can think of. just didn't know if anything was better or more appropriate i should say
Yeah well I don't personally know any other place but we'll have to see as others might recommend something more...
Absolutely. Thanks for the reply
by shell programs, do you mean something like ls, cat?
like
cat test.txt
# shows the contents of test.txt
Basically the program will be a employee portal that I can have a menu with different tasks (Like look up cleaning tasks, counting register, list of what to inventory).
I would of course customize it for my specific needs, but I am sure someone has already written a good menuing script with management codes to create employees and permissions and such
So by "shell" I mean like a customizable "blank" program with just the functions and basic format done. I am sure I am using the wrong terms, I hope that akes sense
oh, so not "shell" as in the terminal, but shell as in some sort of template you can start out with
I don't know either then
Template is a much better word. thank you
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