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- Deploying from GitHub to a Server
- This article explores streamlining Git and GitHub project workflows for smoother, automated deployments. We'll examine various tools and techniques, from Git hooks for basic automation to Continuous Integration (CI) services for complex workflows.
- It Industry 288 2025-02-19 10:54:14
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- Adding Pause, Main Menu and Game over Screens in Unity
- What are the buttons, text, dropdowns, etc. that can be seen when playing a game? All of that is part of what is called the User Interface (UI). Most games have some sort of UI which makes it easier for players to switch between levels and activate c
- It Industry 618 2025-02-19 10:44:11
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- How to Network When You Live in the Middle of Nowhere
- Unlock Your Network: Mastering Online Networking Even from Afar "Networking is key to success!" While true, starting my career from a remote Californian coastal town presented unique challenges. Instead of waiting for a big-city move, I
- It Industry 637 2025-02-19 10:43:09
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- Shifting Your Development Environment from Ubuntu to OS X
- Guide to Migration of Development Environments from Ubuntu to macOS Migrating a development environment from Ubuntu to macOS can be complicated because of key differences in software installation methods, terminal commands, and package management. This article will explore these differences and provide practical suggestions for smooth transitions. Software installation: Unlike Ubuntu's apt-get or Fedora's yum, macOS does not have a default package manager. The installation of macOS software mainly uses the following three methods: installer, App Store or software official website to download it directly. The installer is usually similar to the Windows installation wizard; the .dmg file is a compressed file, which will move the application to the Applications directory after decompression.
- It Industry 231 2025-02-19 10:41:10
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- Deploying a Django App with mod_wsgi on Ubuntu 14.04
- This article provides a comprehensive guide to deploying Django applications using mod_wsgi on Ubuntu 14.04. It covers setting up a "Hello World" application and then deploying it to a production server using Apache and mod_wsgi. Key Conc
- It Industry 582 2025-02-19 10:31:09
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- Does the New Google Logo Really Look Like Comic Sans?
- Google's 2015 Logo Redesign: A Bold Move with Mixed Reactions Google's 2015 logo refresh, while retaining its signature colorful lettering, introduced a sharper, bolder sans-serif typeface. This change sparked diverse opinions; designers largely prai
- It Industry 911 2025-02-19 10:28:13
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- How to Empower the Amazon Echo with IFTTT
- Unlock the Power of Amazon Echo with IFTTT: A Beginner's Guide The Amazon Echo, a voice-activated smart speaker and personal assistant, offers endless possibilities for customization. For developers intrigued by the Internet of Things (IoT) and AI,
- It Industry 645 2025-02-19 10:25:13
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- How To Develop a Package for GitHub's Atom Code Editor
- Atom Editor Extension Guide: Create and publish your own syntax highlighting packages The Atom editor is powerful, but sometimes you may need some features that are not provided by default, such as syntax highlighting for a specific language. At this time, it is particularly important to create custom packages. This article will guide you to create a syntax highlighting package and publish it to the Atom community. Core points: Extend the functionality of the Atom editor by creating custom packages, especially for features that are missing by default. Create a folder in the .atom/packages directory and add a valid package.json file to initialize the new package. For syntax highlighting, create a grammars subfolder, in a CSON file
- It Industry 830 2025-02-19 10:20:14
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- Best Free and Cheap Website Options for Small Businesses
- Creating a Website: A Guide for Businesses, Big and Small Not long ago, building a website cost a fortune. Even basic static sites commanded thousands of dollars. Ecommerce sites? Forget about it – tens of thousands were the norm! But those days a
- It Industry 659 2025-02-19 10:19:08
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- Customizing Your Api.ai Assistant with Intent and Context
- This article explains how to build a more sophisticated AI assistant using Api.ai (now Dialogflow), focusing on intents and contexts. It builds upon a previous tutorial covering basic AI assistant creation. Key Concepts: Intents: These represent a
- It Industry 536 2025-02-19 10:18:09
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- Building Database-free Websites with Statamic CMS
- Statamic: A Powerful Flat-File CMS for Effortless Website Building This article explores Statamic, a flat-file CMS built with PHP that offers a unique approach to website development. Unlike traditional database-driven CMSs, Statamic stores content
- It Industry 420 2025-02-19 10:13:14
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- 6 Free Online Tools to Make Your Life Easier
- This article explores lesser-known web design tools to boost productivity and overcome common design challenges. Each tool addresses specific needs, from font pairing to responsive email creation. Key Takeaways: Typegenius, Typeform, Pixate, Ink, I
- It Industry 778 2025-02-19 10:11:08
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- Problem Hunt: Solving The Problem of Finding A Problem
- Every entrepreneur has heard this saying: Good products can solve problems. Before Google's appearance, web searches were inefficient and were filled with irrelevant information. Before the iPod, your portable music library was limited to the number of CDs you could carry. Before the USB drive, transferring a large amount of data requires 50 packs of floppy disks. Problem-solving products are easier to market, market, and sell. They have clear functions and good reasons for their existence. The product that solves the problem also comes with its own target audience: all those who encounter the problem. But what if an aspiring entrepreneur has no problem that needs to be solved? Cole McCorlum, a mechanical engineering student at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania, faces this problem. McCallum, who is only 20 years old, understands the value of a good question and seeks a good question
- It Industry 228 2025-02-19 10:04:12
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- SQL vs NoSQL: How to Choose
- Key Takeaways SQL databases are ideal for projects with well-defined, related data requirements and where data integrity is critical. They are often used for online stores and banking systems. NoSQL databases are better suited for projects with un
- It Industry 197 2025-02-19 10:03:10
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- HTTP/2: the Pros, the Cons, and What You Need to Know
- HTTP/2: Revolutionary improvement in web page loading speed HTTP/2 is a major upgrade to HTTP/1.1, aiming to solve performance issues and reduce website loading time. It achieves this through features such as multiplexed streams, server push, header compression and binary format. Multiplexing allows multiple requests and responses to be sent simultaneously over a single TCP connection, reducing congestion and increasing speed. Server push actively sends resources to the browser's cache, thereby improving performance. Header compression reduces data retrieval time and bandwidth usage. The binary format is easier to process, thus reducing server workload and page loading time. Developers will no longer need to use solutions such as image Sprite, inline and file connection to reduce web pages
- It Industry 856 2025-02-19 10:02:10