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scripting languages
I am currently working as a configuration manager on a quite a large project. Our development environment is on NT, but from unit testing onwards it will be UNIX.
I will need to write scripts to automate the process of migrating code from NT to UNIX, now since I am new to UNIX, I wasn't sure if there was any specific scripting language that I will need to use/will work the best for UNIX Cheers, |
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