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Simplifying Large File Management in Git with Git LFS

Introduction

Introduction

Have you ever faced the challenge of managing large files within a Git repository?

Whether you're an experienced developer or just beginning your coding journey, dealing with large files in version control can be perplexing. Often, developers resort to .gitignore to exclude files, but what if there are essential large files crucial for your project's integrity?

Enter Git LFS (Large File Storage), a solution designed to revolutionize how Git repositories handle large files. While some files are pivotal to track, keeping repositories lean and efficient remains a priority.

Evolution of a Project: From Python Apps to a Web Interface

How a solo coder turned a repo full of data scripts into a full-stack web app with beautiful interface in one day ?

In the world of development, projects tend to evolve, morphing and reshaping themselves to meet ever-changing needs and preferences. What starts as a collection of Python applications can transform into something entirely different—a cohesive web interface with a backend to match.

This evolution was made possible by harnessing a comprehensive tech stack, blending various cutting-edge technologies:

• Python: Served as the foundational language for backend logic and functionality.
• FastAPI: Empowered the backend with rapid server capabilities and smooth API integration.
• Next.js: Spearheaded the frontend development, providing dynamic and responsive user interfaces.
• Prisma: Efficiently managed databases, optimizing data operations and queries.
• Clerk: Handled authentication and user management, ensuring secure and streamlined user experiences.
• Docker: Ensured modern development practices and facilitated seamless execution across various environments.

A Beginner's Guide to gRPC with Python

Introduction to gRPC

Have you heard of gRPC, high-performance, open-source framework that allows developers to build distributed systems and microservices ?

gPRC uses protocol buffers as its interface definition language and provides features such as bi-directional streaming and flow control.

Mastering Essential Linux Commands: Your Path to File and Directory Mastery

Introduction

This documentation aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of essential commands and techniques for file and directory management in a Linux environment. Mastering these commands is crucial for efficient navigation, manipulation, and analysis of files and directories.

We'll embark on a journey by delving into the foundational usage of key commands like wc, du, grep, awk, and find, uncovering their individual functionalities. Additionally, we'll explore how these commands can be combined using powerful methods such as pipes (|), -exec {} \;, or -exec {} +, unlocking their synergistic potential.

Moreover, to solidify your understanding, real-life examples showcasing practical applications will be demonstrated.

Using MkDocs with Docker: Streamlining Documentation Workflow

Introduction

Looking to streamline your documentation workflow using MkDocs and Docker?

Documentation lies at the heart of every successful project. MkDocs offers a straightforward way to create elegant documentation sites, while Docker ensures a consistent and isolated environment for various applications. Combining these tools optimizes the documentation process and enhances collaboration within development teams.

This tutorial serves as your guide, illustrating how to set up MkDocs within a Docker container effectively. By following these steps, you'll establish a robust documentation framework, facilitating seamless documentation creation and deployment.

Let's dive into the process of integrating MkDocs with Docker to revolutionize your documentation workflow.

Prerequisites

Before starting, make sure you have the following files in the same directory:

1. docker-compose.yml
2. requirements.txt (or your specific requirements file)

For example,

Pathlib Tutorial: Transitioning to Simplified File and Directory Handling in Python

Introduction

Are you still using import os for file handling after 2020 ? Use pathlib instead !

If you're moving away from command line operations or 'os' module to Python's pathlib, you're at the right place.

Well, in this tutorial, we'll dive into the powerful pathlib module in Python. It offers a clean transition for users accustomed to CLI or 'os' for file and directory handling, providing an elegant and intuitive approach.

MkDocs: Your Straightforward Documentation Companion

Introduction

Welcome to MkDocs: the hassle-free documentation solution!

In search of a tool that makes documentation creation a breeze? MkDocs is your answer!

This straightforward platform simplifies the process of generating professional project documentation.

This guide is your gateway to exploring MkDocs' user-friendly approach. You'll uncover how this tool streamlines the creation of polished and organized documentation for all your projects. Let's dive in and harness MkDocs' straightforwardness for your documentation needs.

Mastering SSH and File Transfers to Remote servers: A Beginner's Handbook

Introduction

Do you find yourself baffled by the intricacies of SSH connections and file transfers to remote servers ?

Navigating the landscape of SSH connections, troubleshooting connection issues, and securely transferring files across servers can be a daunting task, especially for newcomers.

This guide is your compass in the world of SSH, unraveling the complexities and providing step-by-step instructions for establishing secure connections and transferring files seamlessly using Git Bash or WSL2 for Windows users and straightforward methods for Linux enthusiasts.

Understanding Git Pull vs Merge in Git Workflow

Introduction

Did you know git pull and git merge are quite similar commands ?

When it comes to managing branches in Git, understanding the nuances between git pull and git merge can significantly impact your workflow's efficiency.

Both commands, git pull and git merge, serve the purpose of integrating changes from a remote branch (dev) into your local branch. However, they employ different strategies to achieve this.

Setting Up Laravel Environment on Ubuntu

This guide will help you set up the necessary environment to run a Laravel application on an Ubuntu system.

So this document provides a step-by-step guide to set up Apache, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, Composer, and phpMyAdmin for managing databases, while also ensuring MySQL root user password setup for a Laravel environment on Ubuntu.

Install Apache and PHP

• Install Apache

sudo apt update 
sudo apt install apache2