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I agree with a caveat
I would pause and reflect whether you should actually Use Bash?.
I have a rule that if it can't be done trivially done with Bash, then it shouldn't be done with Bash.
Leverage $favoriteProgrammingLanguage instead
That is also my preference: "For quick and easy things, ... Bash".
Of course you run into the risk that the "quick and easy" starts to become a "complex" and you have to rewrite it to a "proper" language, but in theory your bash script is still very small and simple at that point.
In any case, I always recommend to learn Bash as it is the only thing that is installed in most servers, and as a backend developer, I find it irreplaceable.
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I agree with a caveat
I would pause and reflect whether you should actually Use Bash?.
I have a rule that if it can't be done trivially done with Bash, then it shouldn't be done with Bash.
Leverage $favoriteProgrammingLanguage instead
That is also my preference: "For quick and easy things, ... Bash".
Of course you run into the risk that the "quick and easy" starts to become a "complex" and you have to rewrite it to a "proper" language, but in theory your bash script is still very small and simple at that point.
In any case, I always recommend to learn Bash as it is the only thing that is installed in most servers, and as a backend developer, I find it irreplaceable.
Thanks for the comment!