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How to check the first commit date of any Git repository Introducing Git-First, a useful Google Chrome Extension that takes you to the initial commit of any Git repository to check the date of the first pull

August 5, 2019August 5, 2019 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

Have you ever needed to quickly check the first commit date of a Git repository? There are at least three ways to do that: using the GitHub website, using the …

How to check the first commit date of any Git repository Introducing Git-First, a useful Google Chrome Extension that takes you to the initial commit of any Git repository to check the date of the first pull Read More

MergeTIFF A lightweight .NET Core console program to merge multiple TIFF files into one

MergeTIFF is a lightweight .NET Core console application that merges multiple TIFF files (including multi-page ones) into a single multi-page TIFF file. The full source code, as well as the Windows …

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MergeTIFF - Free tool to merge multiple TIFF files into one A lightweight, open-source .NET Core console application to merge multiple TIFF files in a single multi-page TIFF file - source code available on GitHub

July 29, 2019January 7, 2021 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

In this post, we'll talk about MergeTIFF, a lightweight .NET Core console application that merges multiple TIFF files (including multi-page ones) into a single multi-page TIFF file. The full source …

MergeTIFF - Free tool to merge multiple TIFF files into one A lightweight, open-source .NET Core console application to merge multiple TIFF files in a single multi-page TIFF file - source code available on GitHub Read More
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7 typical reasons why Bootstrap is ideal for responsive Web Design A list of some great features that still makes Bootstrap the world’s most popular front-end component library

July 25, 2019July 25, 2019 - by Andrian Valeanu - 1 Comment

Web design has recently grown to become one of the most important aspects of website development. This is because, with great web design, you’re able to create responsive apps and …

7 typical reasons why Bootstrap is ideal for responsive Web Design A list of some great features that still makes Bootstrap the world’s most popular front-end component library Read More
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React Native with Push Notifications and Firebase - Part 2 of 5 How to create, setup and configure a React Native project with Push Notifications support using Firebase SDK and API - Part 2 of 5: Setup React Native and Firebase

July 17, 2019April 18, 2021 - by Ryan - 17 Comments.

In this five-part tutorial we'll see how we can create a sample React Native app (you might call it a "Hello World" or "boilerplate") that will be capable of receiving …

React Native with Push Notifications and Firebase - Part 2 of 5 How to create, setup and configure a React Native project with Push Notifications support using Firebase SDK and API - Part 2 of 5: Setup React Native and Firebase Read More
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React Native with Push Notifications and Firebase - Part 1 of 5 How to create, setup and configure a React Native project with Push Notifications support using Firebase SDK and API - Part 1 of 5: Understanding Push Notifications

July 17, 2019April 18, 2021 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

In this five-part tutorial we'll see how we can create a sample React Native app (you might call it a "Hello World" or "boilerplate") that will be capable of receiving …

React Native with Push Notifications and Firebase - Part 1 of 5 How to create, setup and configure a React Native project with Push Notifications support using Firebase SDK and API - Part 1 of 5: Understanding Push Notifications Read More
Coding / JavaScript / Tools & Utilities

YARN vs NPM (vs pnpm) in 2019: comparison and verdict A comparative analysis of the most used package managers for JavaScript and Node.js and what to use in 2019

July 14, 2019October 19, 2020 - by Ryan - 4 Comments.

In this article I'll talk about Yarn and NPM, arguably the most popular JavaScript package managers available as of today, with the precise intent of compare their respective features and …

YARN vs NPM (vs pnpm) in 2019: comparison and verdict A comparative analysis of the most used package managers for JavaScript and Node.js and what to use in 2019 Read More
Coding / Web

Rust - Hello World Web Application with Actix and Visual Studio Code How to create a typical "Hello world!" Web Application using Rust and Actix-web on a Windows 10 machine with Visual Studio Code

July 10, 2019October 10, 2019 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

Have you ever heard of Rust? I definitely think so, since you ended up here. In this post we'll see how we can use Rust to build a simple Hello …

Rust - Hello World Web Application with Actix and Visual Studio Code How to create a typical "Hello world!" Web Application using Rust and Actix-web on a Windows 10 machine with Visual Studio Code Read More
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Top 10 Visual Studio 2019 Extensions for Web Development A list of 10 great extensions available for Visual Studio 2019 on the Visual Studio Marketplace - updated on July 6, 2019

July 7, 2019October 10, 2019 - by Ryan - Leave a Comment

Despite being an eager user of Visual Studio since 2001, I have never used many extensions - just those who I found really meaningful to improve my overall VS experience. …

Top 10 Visual Studio 2019 Extensions for Web Development A list of 10 great extensions available for Visual Studio 2019 on the Visual Studio Marketplace - updated on July 6, 2019 Read More
Coding / PHP / Web

Install WP-CLI on Windows - WordPress Command-Line Interface Quick tutorial explaining how to install the WordPress Command-Line Interface (WP-CLI) on Windows using composer or a wp-cli.phar and a batch file

July 4, 2019December 31, 2019 - by Ryan - 1 Comment

As you most likely already know, WP-CLI is the official command line tool for interacting with and managing your WordPress sites. It can be used for a number of different …

Install WP-CLI on Windows - WordPress Command-Line Interface Quick tutorial explaining how to install the WordPress Command-Line Interface (WP-CLI) on Windows using composer or a wp-cli.phar and a batch file Read More

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