<ul><li>As a Web Developer, it doesn't matter if you are a generalist or a specialist, one way or the other you will find yourself working with a server and most of today’s servers run on Linux.</li><li>Linux can be intimidating for beginners, especially when you transition from a colorful GUI-based system where everything was, more or less, done with one click to a black screen with a blinking line staring at you.</li><li>Drawing inspiration from answering these questions and hope that this will be helpful to other developers who find themselves in the same spot, I have prepared 5 commands that in my opinion every Web Developer should know. These commands will help you navigate the Linux file system, find the right commands for your task and understand their functionalities, making your journey into Linux more manageable.</li><li>The 5 commands every Web Developer should know are pwd, ls, cd, apropos, and man. These commands help to identify the current directory, list directories and files, navigate to different directories, search for specific commands, and access command manuals respectively.</li></ul>

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