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Tcl/Tk macOS Python Ruby Perl Tutorial
Moving on from the recent Tcl/Tk macOS and Xcode Revisit Tutorial … we’ve lost touch with our previous C based Xcode Tcl/Tk code at this stage … so, though we have another avenue of R&D (so far unsuccessful with a … Continue reading →
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Crontab and Curl Rearrangements Tutorial
The recent WordPress Javascript Coding Rearrangements Primer Tutorial‘s Performance Review initiatives for RJM Programming websites, particularly the PHP contributing one, left off with … However, that is part one of two, to this part of the Performance Review. Part two … Continue reading →
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Tagged 404.php, animated gif, Apache, argument, attribute, bandwidth, blog, clientside, command line, configuration, cPanel, crontab, curl, data attribute, database, elapsed time, error, extension, external Javascript, file_get_contents, global data attribute, header.php, Javascript, koen shell, korn shell, local file, log, log file, logfile, logging, monitor, monitoring, MySql, mysql query, mysqli, overnight, overnight processing, Performace Review, performance, PHP, processing, query, restart, review, Run, schedule, script, scripting, serverside, service, shell, slow mysql query, slow query, speed, SQL, stop press, Terminal, theme, timeout, ttutorial picture, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, url, watchdog, web server, website, WHM, Wordpress, wordpress blog, wordpress.org
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Tcl/Tk macOS and Xcode Revisit Tutorial
Rather than trying to get the GUI side of Tcl, called Tk, working on our AlmaLinux public web server, we settled for a Tcl only web application there when we presented Tcl and Javascript and PHP Calculator AlmaLinux Tutorial. But … Continue reading →
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Tagged advice, C++, clang, command line, compiler, compiling, executable, Google, GUI, IDE, install, internet, mac silicon, macOS, make, open source, programming, Python, search engive, silicon, silicon chip, surfing the net, Tahoe, Tcl, Tcl/Tk, Tclsh, Terminal, tk, Tkinter, tutorial, wish, Xcode
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WordPress Javascript Coding Rearrangements Primer Tutorial
If you are a regular reader here reading yesterday’s Window Object Function Equals Function Primer Tutorial‘s … … using (from within the clientside realms of the coding of this WordPress.org blog’s) Javascript … … what might have zipped through your … Continue reading →
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Tagged 404.php, Apache, bandwidth, blog, clientside, command line, configuration, cPanel, crontab, curl, database, elapsed time, error, external Javascript, file_get_contents, header.php, Javascript, koen shell, log, log file, logfile, logging, monitor, monitoring, MySql, mysql query, Performace Review, performance, PHP, query, restart, review, script, scripting, serverside, service, shell, slow mysql query, slow query, Terminal, theme, timeout, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, watchdog, web server, website, WHM, Wordpress, wordpress blog, wordpress.org
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Web Browser Brand Roles Primer Tutorial
With a job, the day to day organization can be important, and is likely to be crucial to achieving goals. We spend a lot of time around web browser applications, being into I.T. and creating web applications, in particular. We’ve … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, Apache, Apple, application, blog, brand, cache, Chat, Chrome, CMS, code, coding, command line, communication, Content Management System, control-command-shift-3, convert, cookies, cPanel, Crazy Domains, crontab, debug, debugging, desktop, Desktop Application, Document Root, download, editor, email, email client, FileZilla, Firefox, GIMP, Gmail, Google Chrome, help, image, image editor, ImageMagick, ir drop, kiss, Live Chat, local web server, login, MacBook Air, macOS, MAMP, member, MySql, Norton safe search, Opera, organization, PaintBrush, PDF, PHP, port, presentation, Preview, role, Safari, screenshot, server, server language, sftp, support, Terminal, text editor, TextWrangler, tutorial, upload, url, web bowser brand, web browser, web browser brand, web host, web hoster, web hosting, web inspector, web server, webmail, website data, WHM, Wordpress, wordpress.org, work, work organization
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PHP MySql WordPress Blog Apache Restart Watchdog Tutorial
A couple of days before yesterday’s PHP MySql WordPress Blog Performance PHP-FPM Configuration Tutorial you may recall we started with four PHP MySql WordPress Blog Performance Primer Tutorial “Performance enhancement” ideas, and today, start down the side-road adding two more … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, blog, command line, configuration, cPanel, crontab, curl, database, elapsed time, error, koen shell, log, log file, logfile, logging, monitor, monitoring, MySql, mysql query, performance, PHP, query, restart, script, scripting, service, shell, slow mysql query, slow query, Terminal, timeout, tutorial, watchdog, web server, website, WHM, Wordpress, wordpress blog
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PHP MySql WordPress Blog Performance PHP-FPM Configuration Tutorial
Moving on from yesterday’s PHP MySql WordPress Blog Performance Primer Tutorial‘s Performance monitoring theory 1 regarding our AlmaLinux Apache/PHP/MySql mainly WordPress.org blog, involving … MySql slow queries … today, we move on to logging and monitoring … PHP slow processing … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, blog, command line, configuration, cPanel, database, elapsed time, error, log, log file, logfile, logging, monitor, monitoring, MySql, mysql query, performance, PHP, query, restart, service, slow mysql query, slow query, Terminal, timeout, tutorial, web server, website, WHM, Wordpress, wordpress blog
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PHP MySql WordPress Blog Performance Primer Tutorial
To our minds, when thinking about the performance of this blog, which we think could do with some attention given more traffic lately, it being an AlmaLinux Apache/PHP/MySql WordPress.org one, we know of four avenues of research we’d say are … Continue reading →
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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?