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2023 Developer Essentials: What You Need to Know to Succeed in Today’s Tech Landscape
Read →: 2023 Developer Essentials: What You Need to Know to Succeed in Today’s Tech LandscapeIntroduction: As technology continues to evolve and shape the world we live in, the role of a developer becomes increasingly important. With the growth of software development as a discipline, it’s essential for aspiring developers to understand what is required to be successful in 2023. In this white paper, we will outline the essential skills,…
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Regex in Linux: Practical Tips for grep, sed and AWK
Read →: Regex in Linux: Practical Tips for grep, sed and AWKRegex turns long text hunts into one-line commands. Here’s how to use it in Linux with grep, sed and AWK, plus a few patterns worth keeping close.
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Next.js 13 and Rust – A Match Made in Web Development Heaven
Read →: Next.js 13 and Rust – A Match Made in Web Development HeavenNext.js and Rust are two of the most popular technologies in the web development community. While Next.js provides a robust framework for building fast, scalable and highly performant React applications, Rust is a systems programming language that offers a high level of safety and performance. In this post, we will explore the benefits of combining…
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Deploy Next.js 13 with Nginx on Ubuntu Server: HTTP/2, Gzip, Static Cache Guide
Read →: Deploy Next.js 13 with Nginx on Ubuntu Server: HTTP/2, Gzip, Static Cache GuideNext.js is a popular JavaScript framework for building server-side rendered (SSR) React applications. Nginx is a high-performance web server that can also be used as a reverse proxy. This combination owithf Next.js provides a scalable and secure solution for deploying web applications. In this tutorial, we will show you how to deploy a Next.js 13…
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6 Serverless Design Patterns for AWS Lambda (With Examples)
Read →: 6 Serverless Design Patterns for AWS Lambda (With Examples)Six serverless design patterns for AWS Lambda, what each one solves, and how to pick the right one before your single function turns into a mess.
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Join the Fediverse With ActivityPub on Your WordPress Blog
Read →: Join the Fediverse With ActivityPub on Your WordPress BlogYour blog can have its own Fediverse identity that people follow from Mastodon. Here’s how I set it up with the ActivityPub plugin, and the two bugs I had to fix first.
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How to clean your Archlinux
Read →: How to clean your ArchlinuxBeen using a while your computer with Arch Linux, you may think about cleaning it from unused packages, pacman caches and dead files and symlinks specially when my PC runs out disk spaces. Let’s clean your Arch linux. Clean Pacman package’s cache: Every time you install packages, your system cache the downloaded old package in…
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Virtualization Made Easy: A Guide to Libvirt and Vagrant
Read →: Virtualization Made Easy: A Guide to Libvirt and VagrantLibvirt is a powerful virtualization management tool that supports various operating systems and hypervisors such as KVM and Qemu. In this guide, we’ll show you how to harness the potential of Libvirt and Vagrant on Windows using the MinGW toolchain, enabling you to set up a local box quickly for efficient testing of Network architectures,…
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Exa a new way to ls your directories
Read →: Exa a new way to ls your directoriesHow many times you list files in a directory? Personally, I use it a lot with flags, sorting by name, size and creation date. But, I feel like the official `ls` command has limits. I want sometimes check the git status of the files list, have icons like IDE, get more informations in the long…
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