Ghost is a free open source blogging platform built with Node.js. It started as a Kickstarter project and turned into a great blogging platform that is still under active development. It can be self-hosted, or you can choose a hosted built at Ghost.org. It uses SQLite by default as its Database, you use MySQL to. […]
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Visual Studio Code on Ubuntu
Microsoft recently announced Visual Studio Code in its BUILD conference. Visual Studio Code is a free build of Visual Studio that supports Windows, Mac, and Linux. Visual Studio Code is built for developers who focus on ASP.NET or Node.js. It has Git integration, It’s a really good source/text editor currently in its preview stage and […]
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How to install and setup GitLab Community Edition on Ubuntu
GitLab is an open source web-based Git repository manager with features like GitHub like wiki, issue tracking. GitLab CE lets developers host a GitLab instance on their own servers that lets developers store source code on their own private server that gives them more freedom, and lets them choose the type of hardware they prefer […]
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How to install Harp on Ubuntu
Harp is a web static server with pre-processing for Ejs, Jade, Sass, Stylus, Markdown, Harp is written in Node.js. Harp lets you create a static website without any pain. The Harp web server does require any pre-configuration before running. Harp is not limited to creating a static website, It can also be used as a […]
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How to install Cinnamon on Ubuntu
Cinnamon is a desktop environment based on GTK+ 3. Cinnamon is also one of the Desktop Environments that comes ship with Linux Mint, In Ubuntu Cinnamon is a regular package that must be installed manually by the user and does not ship with it. Cinnamon that ships with Linux Mint is tweaked by the Linux […]
