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Tag Archives: Linux
Linux sudo nohup Watchdog Primer Tutorial
Even though it is not good to generalize too much about the workings of a watchdog process (because of environmental differences), even so there are some features that can be pointed out for some Linux ideas, which we’ll discuss regarding … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bash, command line, daemon, korn shell, Linux, login, Mac OS X, nohup, programming, sudo, tutorial, watchdog
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Linux Bash Shell Login Primer Tutorial
When you login to Linux the operating system looks to a file called … /etc/profile … to perform its commands. Within that file, if you are in a default Bash environment shell, as we are with Mac OS X application … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bash, Linux, login, Mac OS X, operating system, Terminal, tutorial
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PHP Modes of Use Follow Up Tutorial
PHP is a very flexible programming language, as we saw during the previous PHP Modes of Use Primer Tutorial as shown below, where, below, we quote from this blog post largely, and highlight ideas that do not always work in … Continue reading →
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Tagged client/server, command line, curl, http, internet, intranet, Linux, Mac OS X, MAMP, PHP, programming, tutorial, wget
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PHP Blog Summary Primer Tutorial
There are two things that often happen for programmers: they break a job into its components (often immediately jumping to list the biggest “worry”) they look for ways to achieve the job faster and more reliably (ideas regarding code reuse … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, blog, Did you know, exec, file_put_contents, jQuery, json_decode, Linux, operating system, PHP, programming, sortable, tutorial
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PHP Modes of Use Primer Tutorial
PHP is a very flexible programming language. It is probably best known as a server-side language called by a web browser using the http transport layer (ie. web browsing, or “surfing the net”). Let’s list three modes of use of … Continue reading →
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Tagged client/server, command line, curl, http, internet, intranet, Linux, Mac OS X, MAMP, PHP, programming, tutorial, wget
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Linux Korn Shell Interactive Primer Tutorial
Linux (or unix) support a number of shell command line environments, the default being Bash for Mac OS X and its Terminal application. My favourite shell is called Korn shell, because I got used to it a lot doing work … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bash, command line, desktop, interactive, korn shell, Linux, Mac OS X, Mac Terminal, operating system, programming, script, shell, tutorial, unix
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Java Swing ActionListener KeyListener Primer Tutorial
Here is a tutorial that uses Swing functionality in Java to create a GUI (Graphical User Interface) desktop program on a Mac laptop (but same code may well work, compiled on a Windows laptop (the same way)) that tests your … Continue reading →
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Tagged desktop, event-driven, GUI, implements, Java, JFrame, keyboard, Linux, Mac OS X, Mac Terminal, programming, Swing
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Java Http Client Primer Tutorial
With a Mac laptop you have a Linux (Bash) environment you can access via the Terminal application. From there, if you have Java installed you can compile Java programs using the javac compiler command and then execute the resultant Java … Continue reading →
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Tagged Java, Linux, MAMP, networking, programming, socket, tutorial, web server
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?