Feb 16 · 4 min read · What is fork() actually ? In simple words: fork() is a system call that creates a new process by copying the current process. After fork(): You have two processes Both run the same code One is called Parent One is called Child Why Do We Even ...
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Feb 15 · 4 min read · Introduction: Linux is an open source operating system (OS). An operating system is the software that directly manages a system’s hardware and resources, like CPU, memory, and storage. The OS sits between applications and hardware and makes the conne...
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Feb 12 · 9 min read · Why Traditional Command Line Training Fails Modern Teams Most Linux command tutorials focus on isolated operations—listing files, changing directories, searching text—without connecting these primitives to real workflows. This approach worked when sy...
Join discussionJan 31 · 3 min read · Introduction The command curl is command line tool. Which use request and response to server or website. Its mean without browser open we are open website using terminal and command prompt and we can downloads the files and we can test APIs. curl sta...
Join discussionJan 31 · 5 min read · A Gentle Introduction to Git You have probably used Git before by running commands like git add, git commit, and git log. These commands work, and your code gets saved, but for many developers Git still feels confusing because what actually happens b...
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Jan 31 · 4 min read · Server A server is a specialized computer that provides data, information, or services to other computers, known as clients, over a network. Clients send requests, and the server processes those requests and returns the appropriate response. Simple ...
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Jan 31 · 6 min read · What is cURL Curl (client URL) is a command line tool, that is used to send or receive data from a server. What is a Server ? A server is a computer or system which provide data, services, resources to other computers, which called as Clients. Let’s ...
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Jan 30 · 6 min read · If you’ve ever opened a website, logged into an app, or fetched data from an API, you were talking to a server. As a programmer, you often need to talk to servers without a browser.That’s where cURL comes in. Let’s break it down slowly and simply. ☕�...
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