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12/02/2019

The Rule of Silence (Silence is Golden) - Linux

The silence rule, also known as silence is golden, is an important part of the Unix philosophy that when a program has nothing surprising, interesting, or useful to say, it shouldn't say anything. This means that well-developed programs must treat their users' attention and focus as valuable, and thus perform their tasks as discreetly as possible. In other words, silence itself is a virtue.

10/21/2019

4 free tools to manage MongoDB - 2020

There are several tools available on the market to manage your MongoDB database. They have improved productivity in development, administration tasks and also help to shorten the learning curve for anyone starting with a NoSQL database or coming from SQL.

10/08/2019

What is HTTP?

Hypertext Transfer Protocol or HTTP for the most intimate is a set of rules for transferring data such as text files, images, audio, video and other multimedia files.

10/08/2019

Internet of Things

Internet of Things (from English: Internet of Things, IoT) is a concept that refers to how physical objects are connected and relate to the environment, to each other and to the human being.

10/07/2019

Best Terminal Emulators for Windows

Windows is not known for having the best command line interface, bringing in all its versions the Command Prompt (CMD), a limited tool, especially compared to UNIX-based terminals. Annoyed developers have created solutions that optimize and even emulate UNIX commands on Microsoft's OS. I've separated a list with some terminals that I've used and recommend.

10/04/2019

Sites and examples using Material Design for inspiration

I recently started a project using Vuetify, Material Components Vue framework, and as complete and well structured as the components are, I had some difficulty composing and combining the interface. If you, like me, have no design tact, check out this list of sites and projects to help inspire: