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I started working on a new tutorial project that involved downloading some images from a zipfile. Running a git status on that directory showed that git was tracking the .DS_Store file that was automa…
So I've heard the are multiple reasons why this could happen. But this time I want to record how I solved it just in case my memory fails me the next time I face the same problem again... if I'm lucky…
Problem statement macOS is great at desktop management. You can have multiple desktops with different applications running full-screen, with a great gestures navigation between them. When coming from …
In my first blog post I want to document my journey learning vim and nvim. Because of its steep learning curve, I have never really considered it. But after watching The Primeagen flying through the terminal with nvim, I decided to give it …
Minikube is a tool that lets you test and develops Kubernetes applications on a single node on your local workstation. You need Minikube if you want an easy and convenient approach to test and build a…
Steps to be followed in order. **Assuming that you already have node.js installed and updated if not then you can visit my article on that link. Step 1: Download the java run time environment into your system from openjdk through homebrew b…
What is homebrew? Homebrew is a free and open-source software package management system that simplifies the installation of software on Apple's operating system, macOS, as well as Linux. The name is i…
As a web developer, I often find myself needing to set up a local server to test my projects. Whether it's working on a new website or testing out a new plugin, a local server is an essential tool for…
Are you looking to update your Homebrew and its packages on your mac? It's an easy process and can be done in just 2 steps. Step 1: Brew update First, open up your terminal and type in the following c…
Introduction Windows. macOS. Linux. These are 3 different operating systems that you can choose to run on your laptop and desktop machines and I use all of them! You may be wondering 1) Why do you use…
