sh Insights | Sumble

What is sh?

sh, often referring to the Bourne shell or other similar command-line interpreters, is a command processor that executes commands read from standard input or a file. It's commonly used for scripting, automating tasks, and interacting with the operating system.

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What other technologies are related to sh?

sh Competitor Technologies

csh

Another Unix shell, competing for usage as an interactive shell and scripting language.

mentioned alongside sh in 17% (448) of relevant job posts

ksh

Another Unix shell, competing for usage as an interactive shell and scripting language.

mentioned alongside sh in 12% (585) of relevant job posts

tcsh

Another Unix shell, competing for usage as an interactive shell and scripting language.

mentioned alongside sh in 32% (200) of relevant job posts

Bash

A widely used Unix shell and scripting language, making it a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside sh in 0% (1.5k) of relevant job posts

zsh

Another Unix shell, competing for usage as an interactive shell and scripting language.

mentioned alongside sh in 5% (80) of relevant job posts

Unix shell scripts

Alternative scripting language for automating tasks on Unix-like systems.

mentioned alongside sh in 2% (57) of relevant job posts

PowerShell

A task automation and configuration management framework from Microsoft, which can be used as an alternative to sh, especially in Windows environments.

mentioned alongside sh in 0% (540) of relevant job posts