The Ultimate Tmux Cheat Sheet: Master Terminal Multiplexing
A comprehensive guide to tmux with advanced configurations, productivity tips, and real-world workflows for developers and system administrators.
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Mac: Logout a user from the command line
Logout user from terminal.
Give yor dotfiles a home with GNU Stow
Getting started. Make sure you have already set up a dotfiles directory like I’ve described in the video called How to create dotfiles folder
How to create dotfilees folder
Create a folder to store your dotfiles. I recommend to creating this directory in the root of your home folder so that it’s easier to use tools like GNU Stow:
The basic of dotfiles
What are dotfiles. Your personal, crafted configuration! Text-based configuration files for the programs you use Personal scripts Called “dotfiles” be...
What is JAR?
JAR stands for Java ARchive. It’s a file format based on the popular ZIP file format and is used for aggregating many files into one.
How to install Java JDK on macOS
This article shows how to install Java JDK on macOS, Homebrew package manager, manual installation, and switch between different JDK versions.
A beginner’s guide to ACID and database transactions
Copyright: This article is a copy of the article “A beginner’s guide to ACID and database transactions”, which was written and published by Vlad Mihalcea,...
The beginner’s guide - Transaction in Spring
Today we are going to discuss what is a Transaction Management within Spring.
How to Find the Process Listening to Port on Windows 10 & 11
Can’t use a specific port? Here’s how to check which port is in use in Windows with simple commands and apps like currports and tcpview.
Scripting Java 11, Shebang And All
From Java 11 on, you can execute a single source file without compiling it first. Beyond experimentation, you can write scripts this way. Even the shebang i...
How to Configure Git Username and Email Address
The first thing you should do after installing Git on your system is to configure your git username and email address.
How to Find the Process Listening to Port on Mac OS X
To find the process that is listening to a port on Mac OS X, we’ll use the lsof command to find the process ID (PID), and the ps command to show the n...
Creating newer ECC keys for GnuPG
Here is an explanation of how to create your new ECC keys for GnuPG.