Every now and then, we all feel that our website could use a makeover. Whether it’s because we’re unsatisfied with its appearance or simply bored with the old design, a redesign can breathe new life into our online presence. Our website has undergone several transformations over the years. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and see how it has evolved. And here’s how it looked in 2019: Up until yesterday, our website sported the following look:...
24 Tips for Beginner Programmers: A Guide to Success
As a beginner programmer, it’s important to approach the learning process with patience and a realistic mindset. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and the same applies to your programming skills. Here are 24 tips that will help you navigate your programming journey and set yourself up for success: Be patient: Learning programming takes time, so don’t expect to become an expert overnight. Listen to advice: While it’s great to receive advice from experienced programmers, remember that not all advice will apply to your specific situation....
3 Months with the iPad Pro: A Worthwhile Investment?
Over the summer, I had the opportunity to fully immerse myself in the world of the 12.9" iPad Pro. As someone who already owned a smaller and lighter iPad, I was initially taken aback by the size and weight of this beast. However, after spending countless hours using it, I can confidently say that it is worth every penny. The standout feature of the iPad Pro is its stunning screen. In fact, I found it to be even better than the screen on my MacBook Pro....
5 SEO Lessons Learned from Writing a Daily Blog for 2 Years
It has been an incredible journey for me as I reflect back on the past 2 years of writing and posting a daily blog article on this platform. In this blog post, I want to share with you 5 valuable lessons about SEO that I have learned during this time, which you may not be familiar with. Lesson 1: Don’t Overthink SEO When it comes to gaining more readers for your blog, SEO is often mentioned as a key strategy....
8 Compelling Reasons to Pursue a Career in Software Development
If you’re considering a career as a software developer, you may be wondering what makes it such an appealing choice. Whether you’re naturally inclined towards computers or simply looking for a rewarding and in-demand career path, software engineering offers a range of benefits that are hard to ignore. Here are eight reasons why becoming a software developer could be the ideal choice for your future career: Continuous Learning Opportunities: As a software engineer, you’ll face new challenges every day....
A Beginner's Guide to the `crontab` Command for Linux
Introduction Cron jobs are a powerful way to schedule and automate tasks in your Linux environment. Whether you need a command to run every hour, every day, or at specific intervals, the crontab command is what you need to work with cron jobs effectively. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of using the crontab command to manage your cron jobs. Checking Your Current Cron Jobs To begin, you can check the list of cron jobs defined for your user using the following command:...
A Beginner's Guide to the `history` Command in Linux
The history command in Linux allows users to view their command line history, making it easy to recall and reuse past commands. Whether you’re a seasoned Linux user or just starting out, understanding how to navigate and utilize the command history can greatly enhance your productivity. In this guide, we will explore the various features and functionalities of the history command. Viewing Command History To display the entire command history, simply enter the following command:...
A Beginner's Guide to the Bash Shell
Bash is the most widely used shell on operating systems like Linux, macOS, and the WSL on Windows 10. It has become the de facto shell due to its historical background and its association with the GNU Project. In this blog post, we will explore the basics of Bash and some of its useful features. Introduction to Bash Bash, short for “Bourne-again shell,” is a key component of the GNU Project and a successor to the Bourne shell....
A Beginner's Guide to the ed Text Editor
If you’re interested in diving into the world of UNIX text editors, ed is a great place to start. While it may not be widely used today, understanding the basics of ed can provide a solid foundation for working with other text editors. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the essentials of using ed. To launch ed, simply type ed into your terminal. This will start an interactive session where you can begin editing your text....
A Beginner's Guide to Using Nano Text Editor
If you are new to text editing in the Linux environment, nano is a great option for you. In this guide, we will walk you through the basics of using nano and its features. To start using nano, simply open your terminal and type nano <filename> to open a file in the editor. One of the great things about nano is that you can directly start typing characters into the file without worrying about different modes or settings....