The database field has been dominated in the last decades by MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and SQL Server. All these applications are quite good and have in common that they are of the relational and SQL types. But more and more the SQL relational database model is losing popularity in favor of NoSQL and document-based database […]
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When Linux distributions started to appear, one of the main complaints was that not many programs were available. And not only that but the few that were did not work in the best way. Fortunately, this has changed and now there are many options to choose from. This is also the case for text editors,
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OpenSUSE is one of the most popular distributions out there. It is directly sponsored by SUSE, a company that offers professional-level server services. Something like Red Hat and Canonical. This community-based distribution inherits many of the virtues of its parent distribution, SUSE Linux Enterprise. And one of those features is stability. That is why many
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Introduction If you are a computer enthusiast, it is highly likely that you’ve heard of containers and virtualized applications. These concepts, widely used in servers with constant production, have provided solutions to many major problems that began to happen as a result of the exponential growth of the Internet and web applications. Therefore, I will
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If there is one thing that normally characterizes the entire Linux ecosystem, it is that there are many solutions to one problem. Recently we told you about a package distribution problem that both Snap and Flatpak are trying to solve from their perspectives. They bring several advantages to developers who see how it is becoming
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Writing and compiling C Programs in Linux is fairly easy in Linux. C is a general-purpose programming language, best suited for system programming. Dennis Ritchie developed it at Bell Lab to write utility programs for the Unix Operating System. Later, the Unix kernel itself was implemented in C Language. Low-level access to memory, simple keywords,
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Shell is a command interpreter. It interprets the commands entered by you, runs against Unix/Linux Kernel, and provides the result on the standard output device. There are many shells developed since Unix came into existence. Below is the list, Bourne Shell – sh C Shell – csh T Shell – tcsh Korn Shell – ksh
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cp: omitting directory error tells that directories are not copied as the cp command by default works on the files only. Simply, use the cp command with -r or -R (recursive) as an argument to resolve cp: omitting directory error. -R, -r, –recursive copy directories recursively The cp command – r or -R (recursive) option,
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XAMPP is an easy-to-install web development distribution for developers on the local machine. It provides Apache, MariaDB, PHP, and PERL which are required for web development. You can install all these tools independently, but it is not easy. XAMPP makes your job easy. It bundles all of them together. On top of it, it is
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phpMyAdmin is a free software tool written in PHP, intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web. phpMyAdmin supports a wide range of operations on MySQL and MariaDB. Frequently used operations (managing databases, tables, columns, relations, indexes, users, permissions, etc) can be performed via the user interface, while you still have the ability to directly execute
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