In the third part of our series, we will be using the Vue.js framework to create a simple project to demonstrate how easily this can be accomplished.
Continue reading “Vue JS CLI 3 (Vue 3) Part 3”In our last tutorial, we learned how to install Vue JS 2 CLI and set up a simple application. Due to the release of the new Vue JS 3 CLI, we decided to create a new tutorial that will highlight some of the updated features which are exceptional in regards to this advanced development framework.
Continue reading “What Is Vue JS CLI 3 ? (Vue 3) – Part 2”In this tutorial, we are going to walk through how to install scikit-learn on an Ubuntu 18.04 server. We are going to walk through the installation both in a virtual environment with the Python package manager, Pip, and via Anaconda.
Continue reading “How to Install Scikit-Learn on Ubuntu 18.04”In this guide, we will compare Serverless Computing versus Function As A Service (FaaS). We will be discussing some of the similarities as well as some of the differences between the two options.
In the early 2000s, when building a web application or service, a full team was needed to develop, deploy, configure, and maintain the software. Many companies performed all of these tasks in house. The decisions they often faced included:
Continue reading “Serverless vs. FaaS: A Beginner’s Guide”In this article, we review the history, use, installation, and implementation of Vue.JS in a web development environment. Vue.js is an open-source, JavaScript progressive framework that is primarily used for building user interfaces and single webpage applications.
Unlike other monolithic frameworks, Vue.JS is designed from the ground up to be incrementally adoptable. Its core library is focused on the view layer only and is easy to pick up and integrate with other libraries. Vue is also perfectly capable of powering sophisticated Single-Page Web Applications.
Vue.js was created by Evan You, a Google developer, who after working on multiple Angular.js projects, concluded that:
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Ansible is an IT automation tool intended to facilitate the management of remote servers. Ansible requires Python (version 2.7 or 3.5 and higher) to run. Ansible is run from a centralized control node and can manage any server accessible over SSH. Remote servers that are managed by Ansible are called managed nodes.
By default, Ansible communicates with managed nodes using OpenSSH. SSH is not the only communication mechanism Ansible supports. You can run tasks on the control server locally, in a docker container or even a Windows server. The control node will require Linux to run.
Reading Time: < 1 minuteEditing your \etc\hosts file is a common task for troubleshooting issues or for developing a site that you aren’t quite ready to launch. By editing this file, you’ll be able to bypass DNS to view a site at a declared IP address.
In Windows 10, your hosts’ file is located at: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts. You will need to edit the file with administrative privileges.
ipconfig /flushdns
Reading Time: 4 minutesReact.js (React) is an open-source JavaScript library useful in building user interfaces. React is a library so our main focus for this article is installing a JavaScript environment and a Package Manager so that we can download and install libraries including React.
When we are done, you will have a React environment you can use to start development on your Liquid Web server.
Reading Time: 4 minutesEditing a website’s code is often needed to update a site, but doing this to the live website could create downtime and other unwanted effects. Instead, its ideal to create an environment especially for developing new ideas. In this tutorial, we will explore creating a development site specifically for CentOS servers. Continue reading “Setup a Development Environment for CentOS using cPanel”
Reading Time: 4 minutesOften we want to edit our domain’s code, but on a production website, this can be dangerous. Making changes to the production site would not only allow all of the Internet to see unfinished changes but could also cause errors to display. As a workaround, we’ll create a testing domain or “dev” domain to work out any bugs and changes to the site.
As a warning, this is advanced technical work. It’s possible to make mistakes and cause downtime on your live domain. If you are not 100% confident, it may be a good idea to hire a system admin or developer to copy the domain for you.
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