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How Should Designers Learn To Code? The Terminal And Text Editors (Part 1)

Paul Hanaoka

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As a designer with many years of experience, I often encourage my colleagues and reports to pick up some coding skills. While many are open to the idea, others balk at the notion. I usually hear some variation of “I didn’t study design to become a developer.” Although this is a valid concern, I’d like to emphasize two points: a better understanding of the materials usually leads to better outcomes, and there is an important distinction between “coding” and “software engineering.”

This two-part series of articles should be useful for any designers out there who’d like to gain also some coding skills.

Understanding The Raw Materials

Contrary to what some may think, design isn’t about creating beautiful mockups, it’s about delivering an intuitive, functional experience to the end user. That simply can’t be done without an understanding of the building blocks of a solution. An architect isn’t going to be very good at her job if she doesn’t understand the materials her plans demand and a designer isn’t going to be very good if he doesn’t understand the materials that make his designs come to life — the code. Experience with coding helps designers understand what’s possible and what’s not and whether or not their designs will be able to effectively perform their desired functions.

I also reassure my colleagues that knowledge of coding doesn’t mean one has to become an engineer. The two refer to different, though related, skill sets. As Kyle Thayer, a PhD candidate at the University of Washington recently wrote, the field of computer science (or engineering) is about giving students “an overview of the scientific field of computing”:

“The purpose of a Computer Science degree is to give students an overview of the scientific field of computing. While this includes some programming, programming is done primarily for the purpose of learning about other areas (e.g., operating systems, algorithms, machine learning, human-computer interaction). A CS degree is a good first step into the academic field of computer science.” — Kyle Thayer

By contrast, coding simply means becoming familiar enough with a given programming language to complete a task. Asking someone to learn basic HTML or JavaScript does not necessitate their becoming a full-stack software architect. Despite what some might think, forking a repo and copy/pasting Stack Overflow answers in does not make you a software engineer — but it can increase the value you bring as a designer to a product development team.

What About “Low Code”?

Some may say that we’re entering a low code future where designers (and developers) are able to build applications through drag-and-drop functionality and a GUI (graphical user interface). So taking the time to learn a programming language isn’t “worth it.” The emergence of tools like Webflow, Modulz, FramerX, UXPin, etc., seems to support this line of reasoning. And this can be very true for many applications — it’s easier than ever to create a site or app without a single line of code. However, if you don’t understand the underlying principles, you will be capping the value you can deliver with a low code application.

Modulz, Studio.Design, FramerX, and other apps — there’s still a lot of code in there... (Large preview)

We’re also not yet at the point where you can build enterprise-scale applications with low code platforms. As designers we have to work in the world we live in, not the one we imagine is coming.

That being said, everyone brings a unique blend of skills to the table. Knowledge of code is not an absolute necessity and it should just be encouraged, not required.

Where To Start?

There is an endless amount of tools, languages, schools, guides, and other resources available for anyone who has access to the internet — so where to begin? An important disclaimer — I am by no means an expert, or anything close to a software engineer — and the following are insights from my personal experience, not a guaranteed path to success.

Many of the designers/developers I know have usually started hacking HTML and CSS templates on sites like MySpace, Geocities, Tumblr, Neopets, or others. Now that I have sufficiently dated myself, for anyone starting out today, I would recommend beginning in your friendly command-line interface (CLI) shell.

The Terminal: An Essential Tool

The go-to application for Hollywood directors whenever there’s a computer hacker on the screen, the terminal is simply an interface that allows you to execute actions via a text input rather than the graphical user interface (GUI) that most people are accustomed to. I’ll let real developers explain the intricacies and technical how-to, but for our purposes it’s good enough to know that familiarizing yourself with the CLI is beneficial for a number of reasons.

The terminal gives you access to your computer’s file and folder structure — the same way that you click through Finder or Explorer, you navigate using your keyboard in the terminal. It definitely takes some time getting used to, but developing your mental model in this area is foundational to working in code.

Like a lot of designers, I am using the macOS environment (formerly known as OS X), but the following applies to other *nix operating systems (Linux, Unix), and also to Windows PowerShell. While there is a lot of overlap between different modern operating systems, there are some differences that I will do my best to highlight.

Note: For a more complete introduction to the terminal, I recommend reading Paul Tero’s article, “Introduction To Linux Commands”.

Regular Expressions

A key feature in a CLI is the ability to use regular expressions (regex) in your commands. Think of regex as boolean search operations (using quotation marks to search for exact phrases or the minus sign to exclude words) on steroids — they allow you to define a pattern in a string of text so that you can perform some action on the output. Here are some real-world examples:

If you have a long list of phone numbers in a variety of formats, you could define a script that would give you a consistent output based on a regular expression — e.g.: (###) ###-#### for the U.S. phone numbers format.

If you want to quickly rename a group of files to a specific case — from kebab-case to CamelCase or anything in between.

I highly recommend watching Wes Bos’ Command Line Power User series — or at the very least his intro video which will give you a good idea about a few essentials commands that you can use.

Here are some basic terminal commands* to help you getting started:

cd stands for “Change Directory”, type this and then a file or a folder path to go — note that you can type a folder name but it needs to be inside your current folder to go to it.

ls lists the files and folders in your current folder.

pwd stands for “Print Working Directory” — this will list out where you currently are in your computer.

mkdir and a folder name will create a folder in your working directory.

using cd with .. takes you one level up — if you’re in /users/username/documents/2019 and you enter cd ../.. you’ll end up in /users/username.

Bonus tip — hitting the Tab key will autocomplete as you type a folder/file path.

Note: The following will work on the Windows command line (cmd):

cd, cd .., mkdir, Tab key for path autocomplete (ls and pwd won’t work).

The more modern Windows command line (Windows PowerShell) supports all of them:

cd, cd .., ls, pwd, mkdir, and Tab for path autocomplete.

For a complete list of commands available in PowerShell, check this Microsoft’ Help page “Using Familiar Command Names”.

Mass-File Management

You can manipulate files and folders en masse via the terminal — here are a few ideas:

You can create three years of folders with subfolders for each month in a single command — using mkdir -p and {list-of-years}/{list-of-months} will create folders for each year with subfolders for each month. Use your imagination, I’m sure you can put this to good use!

You can quickly clean up your desktop by using mv Screen\ Shot* Screenshots — this will move all of your files that start with “Screen Shot” to a folder named “Screenshots”.

Create 36 folders on your computer with a single line of code! (Large preview)

Note: These two examples will most likely only work in *nix environments — but the theory still applies. And Windows PowerShell is also a very powerful command line tool, you just need to learn its features and specific commands.

Scripting And Maintenance

Now that we have a glimpse into the power of regular expressions and the options available in the terminal we can start combining those things into scripts. One very simple, yet powerful and commonly used script is Mike G’s file renamer:

criteria=$1 re_match=$2 replace=$3 for i in $( ls *$criteria* ); do src=$i tgt=$(echo $i | sed -e "s/$re_match/$replace/") mv $src $tgt done

What this script allows you to do, is define the scope (criteria), define what you’d like to change (re_match), and what you’d like to change it to (replace) — and then execute it.

There are countless other scripts that you can create beyond creating and renaming files — Vlad’s Batch Resizing script is an excellent example of the time-saving capabilities that you can create using bash scripts.

Advanced Tips And Tricks

Something I have found over the years is that regularly resetting my computer and reinstalling the operating system helps it stay relatively clutter-free and prevents the slowdowns everyone experiences after years of digital detritus that accumulates on harddrives. For many, the prospect of wiping a computer and re-setting everything back at best sounds like a few days of work, and at worst an impossible nightmare that you may never recover from.

But it doesn’t have to be — by using a few command-line tools, once you’ve backed up, wiped, and reinstalled your OS, you can install not only your list of favorite apps, but also fonts in a matter of minutes using Homebrew. (Homebrew is for Mac and Linux only. For Windows, try Chocolatey which is a solid alternative.)

If you’re interested — we’ve created an easy-to-follow setup guide to get your computer in good shape for most development. Our guide is for macOS, but Owen Williams has written a solid guide for Windows as well.

If you don’t have the time for Wes’ entire series of tutorials about the command line — at the very least I highly recommend the following stack:

Oh My ZSH

zsh-autosuggestions

zsh-syntax-highlighting

z-jump-around

Choosing A Text Editor

There are many options when it comes to choosing a code editor — Sublime Text and VS Code (Visual Studio Code) are the two I have the most experience with and am currently using.

Sublime Text was one of the earlier text editors that became popular with front-end developers — it was the gold standard up until a few years ago. Features like multiple cursors, a powerful package manager, and highly customizable shortcuts that allowed you to quickly navigate in and between files and folders. Not to mention it was an incredibly lightweight and fast application which made it an easy choice.

VS Code (Visual Studio Code) came on the scene around 2015, it took a while for people to switch from Atom and Sublime, but VS Code has established itself as many developers’ favorite editor. In addition to pretty much all of Sublime’s features, VS Code differentiated itself with a built-in terminal and tight integration with Git. In addition, Visual Studio Code has a rich plugin ecosystem that allows you to extend and customize your environment to your heart’s delight.

All that is to say — you don’t need to be a developer to appreciate the features of a good code editor. I have found many uses for it in my daily work; two, in particular, are the ability to use multiple cursors, and using regex to find-and-replace text across folders of files. Let’s take a closer look at both.

Editing With Multiple Cursors

Picture your typical word processor — that blinking vertical line that shows where the text you’re entering will go? Now picture the ability to add more than one cursor to this window so that whatever you type will appear wherever there is a cursor!

This might not be blowing your mind just yet — so here’s an example that shows a few ways that an advanced text editor can help you create everyday efficiencies in your workflow.

Mass-editing in a text editor is much faster and more intuitive than in a spreadsheet. (Large preview)

Here we have a list of names that we need to convert into email addresses — we’d also like to make them all lowercase and then sort them alphabetically. This can be done with a few keystrokes.

Using a text editor to quickly manipulate lots of text in Sublime Text (short video).

Once you paste the list in, Cmd + Shift + P brings up the Command Palette (fancy term for a searchable menu that gives you all the available functionalities). You can basically type in this menu what you want to do, pretty much anything you can do to text is available here. If it’s not, there’s likely a plugin or an extension that you can find.

We’re able to change the case and sort the lines in a matter of seconds — then pressing Ctrl + Shift + arrow keys adds cursors, then whatever we type gets added to every line — in this case, we’re turning the names into email addresses, but your wild imagination could find myriad other ways to use this.

You might be saying — well I can do this in Excel or Google Sheets, which is true, but I have found that it is a lot quicker to handle these types of things in a text editor. You avoid having to write formulas and select things with a mouse.

Which Code Editor Should I Use?

I’m a designer — so of course, my answer is “it depends”.

If you’re new to these concepts, I would recommend getting a free trial of Sublime — it continues to be a very lightweight app and does not consume too many system resources. You can customize Sublime’s key bindings (fancy word for hotkeys) and extend its built-in functionality with plugins.

If you’ve been using Sublime, Atom, or another editor — I’d recommend checking out VS Code as well. The team at Microsoft has really done an excellent job making it a powerful, yet easy-to-use text editor.

Personally, I use both editors — Sublime is lightning quick and opens in a fraction of a second allowing me to easily paste and manipulate text. But when I want to get some more serious work done, I use VS Code. It’s difficult to top the all-in-one package that VS Code provides — a vibrant plugin and extension ecosystem, powerful command palette, and hyper-customizable interface means you can really make it your own. Not to mention the fact that Microsoft is very incentivized to ensure that it’s a first-class experience for developer productivity.

Conclusion, And What’s Next?

In this first article, you will have learned the basics of the terminal, a few productivity hacks to get you started, and should have a better idea of what code editor to choose. In the next part, we’ll continue with the topics of version control, HTML and CSS, and an introduction to engineering principles.

Anything Amiss?

There’s a good chance that something in this post was obscure, obtuse, and/or obsolete and I’d love the opportunity to make it better! Please leave a comment below, DM me, or @mention me on Twitter so I can improve.

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LLEGADAS (MÁS)

IdentTipoDesdeSalidaLlegada

VLG2210

A320

Sevilla (

SVQ

)09:11a CEST10:18a CEST

RYR6342

B738

Roma-Fiumicino (

FCO

)08:46a CEST10:13a CEST

RYR6266

B738

Edimburgo (

EDI

)06:54a BST10:12a CEST

VLG1513

A320

Marsella Provenza (

MRS

)09:21a CEST10:06a CEST

VLG1430

A320

Bilbao (

BIO

)09:03a CEST09:49a CEST

LOT8683

E190

Copernicus Wrocław (

WRO

)07:10a CEST09:41a CEST

NAX38P

B738

Oslo-Gardermoen (

OSL

)06:34a CEST09:38a CEST

THY6345

A310

Int'l Atatürk (

ISL

)07:28a +0309:35a CEST

RYR6875

B738

Dublín (

DUB

)06:18a IST09:31a CEST

RYR7542

B738

Mánchester (

MAN

)06:23a BST09:27a CEST

VLG75BB

A20N

Ibiza (

IBZ

)08:44a CEST09:25a CEST

WZZ2849

A320

Skopie (

SKP

)06:46a CEST09:20a CEST

SWT114P

Menorca (

MAH

)08:27a CEST09:10a CEST

WZZ3405

A320

Cluj-Napoca Int'l (Someşeni) (

CLJ

)07:18a EEST09:07a CEST

RYR8137

B738

Ibiza (

IBZ

)08:28a CEST09:05a CEST

AFR1148

A321

París-Charles de Gaulle (

CDG

)07:38a CEST09:04a CEST

VLG3721

A320

Menorca (

MAH

)08:19a CEST08:58a CEST

EWG9444

A319

Int'l de Düsseldorf (

DUS

)07:08a CEST08:54a CEST

IBE756

A320

Madrid-Barajas (

MAD

)07:54a CEST08:46a CEST

MAY132

B738

Berlín-Schönefeld (

SXF

)06:26a CEST08:41a CEST

SALIDAS (MÁS)

IdentTipoASalidaLlegada

AFR1149

A321

París-Charles de Gaulle (

CDG

)10:16a CEST

11:40a CEST

WZZ88

A320

Cluj-Napoca Int'l (Someşeni) (

CLJ

)10:14a CEST

01:15p EEST

RYR3140

B738

Venecia (

VCE

)10:10a CEST

11:44a CEST

RYR9162

B738

Birmingham Int'l (

BHX

)10:09a CEST

10:56a BST

VLG10AA

A20N

10:07a CEST

EWG9445

A320

Int'l de Düsseldorf (

DUS

)10:02a CEST

11:49a CEST

IBE1005

A320

Madrid-Barajas (

MAD

)09:54a CEST

10:46a CEST

WZZ2376

32Q

Budapest-Ferihegy (

BUD

)09:44a CEST

11:32a CEST

MAY133

B738

Berlín-Schönefeld (

SXF

)09:38a CEST

12:03p CEST

VLG3928

A320

Palma de Mallorca (or Son Sant Joan) (

PMI

)09:37a CEST10:05a CEST

D-IJLJ

09:15a CEST

QQE570

09:07a CEST

EZY2760

A320

Milán-Malpensa (

MXP

)08:56a CEST10:00a CEST

RYR6362

B738

Palma de Mallorca (or Son Sant Joan) (

PMI

)08:54a CEST09:22a CEST

AEA6007

B738

Palma de Mallorca (or Son Sant Joan) (

PMI

)08:52a CEST09:27a CEST

RYR6396

B738

Sevilla (

SVQ

)08:48a CEST10:07a CEST

EJU82KQ

A320

Milán-Malpensa (

MXP

)08:46a CEST10:00a CEST

VLG4428

A320

Gerona (

GRO

)08:36a CEST08:59a CEST

VLG1512

A320

Marsella Provenza (

MRS

)07:42a CEST08:21a CEST

VLG8460

A320

Lisboa (

LIS

)07:28a CEST08:01a WEST

EN VUELO/CON DESTINO A BCN (MÁS)

IdentTipoDesdeSalidaLlegada

EJU2759

Milán-Malpensa (

MXP

)06:35a CEST

07:56a CEST

WZZ7737

A320

Skopie (

SKP

)06:46a CEST

09:14a CEST

VLG3541

A320

Ibiza (

IBZ

)08:38a CEST

09:22a CEST

BAW478

32N

Londres-Heathrow (

LHR

)07:53a BST

10:29a CEST

ROT421

B737

Int'l de Bucarest-Henri Coandă (

OTP

)

08:40a EEST

10:30a CEST

RYR2917

B738

Bruselas-Zaventem (

BRU

)08:57a CEST

10:35a CEST

VLG3001

A320

Gran Canaria (

LPA

)07:00a WEST

10:41a CEST

AEA6156

B738

Palma de Mallorca (or Son Sant Joan) (

PMI

)10:14a CEST

10:41a CEST

AEE710

A320

Int'l Eleftherios Venizelos (

ATH

)08:53a EEST

10:50a CEST

VLG3215

A320

Tenerife Norte (

TFN

)07:10a WEST

10:54a CEST

VLG2114

A320

Málaga (

AGP

)09:47a CEST

10:54a CEST

VLG1674

A320

Santiago de Compostela (

SCQ

)09:33a CEST

10:59a CEST

VLG8013

A320

París-Orly (

ORY

)09:33a CEST

11:11a CEST

BRU869

E190

Int'l de Minsk (

MSQ

)08:42a +03

11:12a CEST

RYR9810

B738

Londres-Stansted (

STN

)08:22a BST

11:13a CEST

VLG6401

A320

Venecia (

VCE

)09:34a CEST

11:14a CEST

AZA74

A320

Roma-Fiumicino (

FCO

)09:55a CEST

11:20a CEST

KLM1669

B738

Ámsterdam-Schiphol (

AMS

)09:47a CEST

11:38a CEST

VLG8461

A320

Lisboa (

LIS

)09:11a WEST

11:38a CEST

SQP741

B738

Int'l de Boryspil (

KBP

)

08:50a EEST

12:10p CEST

SALIDAS PROGRAMADAS (MÁS)

IdentTipoASalidaLlegada

EJU2760

Milán-Malpensa (

MXP

)

08:55a CEST

10:01a CEST

VLG1002

A320

Madrid-Barajas (

MAD

)

10:03a CEST

10:50a CEST

WZZ7738

A320

Skopie (

SKP

)

10:15a CEST

12:40p CEST

RYR6874

B738

Dublín (

DUB

)

10:30a CEST

12:00p IST

RYR7543

B738

Mánchester (

MAN

)

10:30a CEST

11:35a BST

VLG8478

A320

Oporto (

OPO

)

10:35a CEST

11:10a WEST

NAX1739

B738

Oslo-Gardermoen (

OSL

)

10:45a CEST

01:50p CEST

LOT8684

E190

Copernicus Wrocław (

WRO

)

10:55a CEST

01:15p CEST

VLG7836

A320

Londres-Gatwick (

LGW

)

11:00a CEST

12:00p BST

RYR6267

B738

Edimburgo (

EDI

)

11:15a CEST

12:50p BST

VLG3510

A320

Ibiza (

IBZ

)

11:25a CEST

12:05p CEST

RYR6386

B738

Málaga (

AGP

)

11:35a CEST

01:05p CEST

VLG1882

A320

Berlín-Tegel (

TXL

)

11:40a CEST

02:05p CEST

ROT422

B737

Int'l de Bucarest-Henri Coandă (

OTP

)

11:40a CEST

03:25p EEST

BAW479

32N

Londres-Heathrow (

LHR

)

11:50a CEST

12:41p BST

AEE711

32N

Int'l Eleftherios Venizelos (

ATH

)

12:00p CEST

03:30p EEST

AEA6037

B738

Palma de Mallorca (or Son Sant Joan) (

PMI

)

12:02p CEST

12:15p CEST

VLG8992

A320

Bruselas-Zaventem (

BRU

)

12:05p CEST

01:55p CEST

VLG3904

A320

Palma de Mallorca (or Son Sant Joan) (

PMI

)

12:09p CEST

12:45p CEST

VLG8302

A320

Ámsterdam-Schiphol (

AMS

)

12:10p CEST

02:15p CEST

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