Programming
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It is the language that defines the style and layout of HTML elements, such as colors, fonts, borders, backgrounds, etc. CSS can make your web pages more attractive and interactive, as well as adapt to different devices and screen sizes. Related prerequsites (optional, but
Programming
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It is the standard language for creating web pages and web applications. HTML describes the structure and content of a web page using tags and attributes. Tags are keywords that define different elements in a web page, such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, etc.
Programming
Docker is a popular tool for creating and deploying containerized applications. However, one of the challenges of using Docker is managing the size of your images. Large images can take longer to build, push, pull, and run, and can also consume more disk space and network bandwidth. One way to
Programming
Docker is a powerful tool for creating and running containers, which are isolated environments that can run applications and services. Docker images are the building blocks of containers, and they contain all the files and dependencies needed to run an application. What is Docker and why should you use it?
Programming
Git is a distributed version control system that allows developers to track changes in their code, collaborate with others, and manage different versions of their projects. Git is widely used in software development, and knowing how to use it effectively can make your work easier and more productive. In this
Programming
What is a REST API? A REST API is a way of designing and implementing web services that follow the principles of REpresentational State Transfer (REST). REST is an architectural style that was proposed by Roy Fielding in his doctoral dissertation in 2000. REST is not a standard or a
Linux
If you’ve recently switched to Linux or even MacOS, you’ve likely encountered at least some degree of terminal commands. Don’t let the command line intimidate you – things get rather spicy if you know it well. Let’s explore a simple yet incredibly useful command: grep. Introducing grep
Blogging
Many small websites rely on sending emails to a small set of users. Starting out, you're only testing the waters and you're yet to see if your site will see any success. Mailgun is still a viable option for this case. Some blogs, such as those running under the Ghost
Linux
GitHub, along with many other code versioning platforms (such as Bitbucket), provides a secure and efficient way to manage and collaborate on projects. By utilizing SSH keys, you can seamlessly interact with your repositories, enabling secure authentication without the need for passwords. By leveraging SSH's config file, you can simplify
Linux
When you use SSH to log into another remote computer, the private and public key system is fundamental for authentication. Here's a quick breakdown of how it works. Public key authentication involves proving to a server that a trusted party's key matches your private key. These keys, created through complex
Programming
Cookies? Cookie flags? In this article, we try to understand these attributes and see how they work.
Linux
I'm a software developer and use Java quite a bit in my day-to-day tasks. Usually, IntelliJ IDEA handles java for me. However, sometimes I have to switch between Java versions, or install Java on a new machine. Here are the steps I've found to be most convenient on my Fedora