In this article, I will discuss why CentOS 8 is amazing for developers, and walk you through my install script to make downloading all the additional software you need easy and automatic. CentOS 8 after much delay is finally released! It is a free version of RHEL 8 which was branched from Fedora 28. I …
If you are looking to lint your JavaScript, then the Airbnb Style Guide is the best by far! Now you have made the sensible decision to use TypeScript, you may well be wanting all those wonderful linting rules back in your project. Thanks to a few different open-source projects now you can. A massive shout …
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Learning modern TypeScript is not easy, especially when the Language Specification was last updated in Jan 2016. This is eventually going to be remedied with a brand new version of the handbook, but the pace it is being written is glacial. Much of the current official documentation and general blog based information is outdated too. …
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VS Code is not only the best free open source editor on the market, but also has the best Linux support I have found. Microsoft’s current strategy is to love all things Linux, and they are throwing their full support behind this amazing editor. It even has it’s own dedicated RHEL, Fedora and CentOS repository. …
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So you took my advice and decided to try Linux, congratulations! Now you need some software tools to start developing with. All the best web development tools are open source, so they are generally available on Linux. This guide will refer directly to software for Fedora, but if it is on Fedora it will almost …
This is the first part in my series of step by step guides to turn Fedora into the ultimate web development platform. I am going to assume that you have Fedora installed already, or are comfortable installing it yourself. Once you are up and running, just run the terminal application and follow along to set …
Many years ago a good friend of mine named his pet rat Linux. I had heard of this mysterious operating system before, but tales of days spent configuring hardware drivers, and cellar dwelling neck beards scared me away. Why bother using it, never mind naming your rat after it!? In this guide we will discover: …