Creating custom commands in Linux

1) Open ~/.bashrc

2) Add the following line 
alias start-working='sudo service apache2 start; sudo service mysql start; sublime'33

After saving the file reconfigure your bashrc
3) . ~/.bashrc

And check your new alias is loaded
4) alias

Thats it, you can start working now by running

5) start-working

Reference:

http://askubuntu.com/questions/118312/creating-custom-command

Tip:

Sometimes you are supposed to see junk characters when you are compiling
a code in putty terminal. Set the below variable

export LC_ALL="POSIX"

to avoid junk characters in compilation window

Th problem arises because of character encoding issues between console and putty terminal

To change the compilation path using custom command

/root/.bashrc

alias set-path='cd /home/Desktop/Downloads/code/linux-source-3.2/'

just using the command set-path to switch the compilation path wherever you are