In this video we'll setup Public and Private SSH keys so we don't have to use a password to log into our server - which is the first benefit. But the second benefit and probably the more important one is to use SSH keys for security. To do that we'll disable the server's ability to accept any passwords for any accounts - and therefore only allowing SSH key logins - to which only our local computer has the private key

1. Apache and VirtualHost setup
2. Basic Tooling (Git, Homebrew, NPM, Bower)
3. Git and GitHub
4. Starting SublimeText3 Projects
5. Initializing Bower and NPM
6. Production Server: Initial Setup and Security
7. Production Server: Public and Private SSH Keys
8. Production Server: Apache and VirtualHosts
9. Production Server: Domain Names and DNS
10. Start a project from scratch and get it hosted

This is a starter series on how to get started being a web developer and setting up the ideal web developer environment on your computer. Learning these skills will make you a more productive and satisfied developer on course for success!