Published 5 months ago

You may already be familiar with the file, which allows you to specify the files and folders that you want Git to ignore or stop tracking. However, in the case of a directory, simply specifying the folder name will cause Git to ignore both the folder and its contents. However, ther...

Updated 6 months ago

A browser-based terminal has many practical use cases. Instead of sharing server access through SSH keys, you can provide access via a web-based terminal that is secured b...

Published 6 months ago

A language server is a tool that provides support features for coding languages, such as autocomplete, error checking, and documentation hints, without needing to embed this functionality in each code editor. It works through a common protocol called the ...

Published 6 months ago

Homomorphic encryption is a type of encryption that lets you perform calculations on data while it is still encrypted. Normally, if you want to do anything with encrypted data, you first have to decrypt it, which can expose sensitive information. With homomorphic encryption, you can keep ...

Published 6 months ago

My very first time of deploying software onto a server, I worked on on a Windows machine and deployed my code to a Linux server, and everything broke in unexpected ways. One of the first issues I ran into was related to file paths. What worked on Windows didn’t necessarily work Linux. I...

Published 6 months ago

In this article, I will guide you through setting up your codebase to push to the main branch of two different repositories. This isn’t something most people usually need to do, but here I am, working on a codebase where I have a base code repository. Other repos branch out from this base, each...