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Visual Studio Code on Mac OS X for .NET Core and C# Tutorial
We left off Visual Studio Express 2015 Install and Early Days Tutorial as shown below promising … Along the way I noticed the term “Mac OS X” flash past and you can rest assured I’ll be following up that lead … Continue reading →
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Tagged .NET Core, .Net Framework, animated gif, ASP.Net, C++, Gifpal, Hello World, IDE, IIS, local web server, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Yosemite, node.js, npm, programming, tutorial, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, web server
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MAMP Error Logs Primer Tutorial
The error logs of a local web server are important resources to help work out problems with configurations and software related to web applications. Did you know? Local web servers are great for beginners to learn web programming, and a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, debug, debugging, Did you know, error, error handling, error log, local web server, logging, logs, Mac, Mac OS X, MAMP, troubleshooting, tutorial, web server
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Windows Screenshot AutoHotKey Automation Primer Tutorial
Hope you haven’t been put off a Windows venture into timekeeping using the same web application idea we’ve been talking about the last couple of days, with the last being Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Email Tutorial, with … Continue reading →
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Tagged AutoHotKey, batch, bsd, command line, crontab, Did you know, email, HTML, Javascript, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, Mail, MAMP, onerror, programming, screen capture, snapshot, Terminal, time, timekeeping, tutorial, unix, Windows
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Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Email Tutorial
The practicalities of yesterday’s (Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Primer Tutorial) timekeeping Mac OS X Web Application, left as they are, would leave you with a somewhat useful web application whose use is only for the here and … Continue reading →
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Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Primer Tutorial
Sometimes when you program, especially for administrative type functionality, there are useful programs to write, that are able to become web applications, but in a limited set of platforms. So it is today with our timekeeping web application that relies … Continue reading →
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Node.js and Node Local Web Server Primer Tutorial
We love PHP for web server work, but readily acknowledge … PHP is losing out, in popularity terms, to frameworks like Node.js (which we introduce to you today with a “Hello World” tutorial, where you’ll see its Javascript (yes, Javascript), … Continue reading →
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PHP Port Process Primer Tutorial
When there is a concept that somehow links hardware to software things fall into place better for me, personally, with understanding. For me, this is because hardware is that interesting thing out there that is more unknown, and so much … Continue reading →
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Yii MVC PHP Framework Hello World Content Tutorial
Yesterday, with Yii MVC PHP Framework Hello World Tutorial as shown below, it was a primer tutorial mainly concerned with the setup and installation of a Hello World scenario regarding … Yii is an open source, object-oriented, component-based MVC PHP … Continue reading →
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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.