Building a project as a backend developer is not often fancy like that of a frontend developer. So I decided on creating a full-stack app, but with the command line being the user interface and an HTTP and socket server being the back end. The projec...
Tutorial hell is every beginner's worst nightmare. We've all been there: we watch tons of tutorial videos but find it difficult to build a project from scratch. It's not because one doesn't understand the concepts taught in the tutorial, but because ...
GitHub codespaces are one of the best development environments for developers. From a faster development environment to having access to a remote Linux environment, it's a workspace for all. In this tutorial, I will be teaching you one of the many w...
The equal (=), double equal (==), and triple equal (===) signs, which are respectively known as the assignment, equality, and strict equality operators in JavaScript, often confuse junior JavaScript developers. Inappropriate use of these operators ca...
A shell, in basic terms, is a Linux command line interface that accepts input, executes it, and displays it to the standard output. The input could be from the user (keyboard) or redirected from a file. And the user screen is the standard output (it ...
Are you tired of using the same set of Linux commands repeatedly? Or find it difficult to navigate to a frequently visited file? There’s an easy solution — the alias command. The alias command is a shell command that allows users to create a shortcut...
