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How to Synchronize Scripting Directories to External Storage

You probably use the cloud as a backup storage in some way or other, right?

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Security

Blockchain Security Basics and Attack Types

As digitalization progresses, the security of the information we store on our devices or servers every day is also becoming increasingly important.

Administration

How to Transfer Files from Linux

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and refers to a rather old method of transferring files through a network.

Programming Languages

How to Run Scripts Automatically with cron

cron is a background program that runs on almost every Linux server.

User Experience

How Much Data Do You Really Need for a Successful UX Design Project?

In a perfect world, you would first conduct extensive user research, systematically derive requirements, present initial ideas and designs, and test...

Java

How to Set Up an H2 Database

H2 is a database management system that is entirely implemented in Java and open source.

JavaScript

Using TypeScript in a React Application

TypeScript has been developed by Microsoft as an open-source project since 2012.

Web Development

What Are the CSV, XML, and JSON Data Formats?

In this blog post, let’s discuss various data formats used primarily as an exchange format, for example, when data is sent back and forth from a...

HTML & CSS

Best Practices for HTML Naming Convention and Referencing

Let’s discuss the naming conventions for files, directories, and directory structures when referencing other content.

DevOps

Kubernetes vs. Docker Swarm: Contrasting Container Orchestration Platforms

Containerization has revolutionized the way we develop, deploy, and manage applications.

Python

What Are Namespaces in Python Programming?

In a simple look at function bodies in Python, they can be considered as an encapsulated section that can exchange information with the main program...