How to test your frontend applications
Testing an application is more important than one might think. The two best reasons that come to mind is quality assurance and the time you save by using them.
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Setting up my new Raspberry Pi
I think the Raspberry Pi’s are a guilty pleasure for many developers. We will use docker and docker-compose to begin setting the Pi up.
A web developer’s workflow
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The easy path towards a new website
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Thoughts on naming your variables
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A Debian desktop experience
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Install Alpine Linux on an older computer
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From Windows Home to Ubuntu Desktop
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Quick easy steps to setting up a development Virtual Machine using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
The following is a PHP programmer’s Linux beginner guide to setting up a development environment.