by Koscica Dusko
on July 31, 2014
If you are working on any object oriented programming languages (For example, C++), the following are some of the important concepts that you should understand during your learning phase.
Out of the following concepts, in this article, you’ll learn the basics of Inheritance and Abstract class using a sample C++ code snippet and an explanation that goes along with it.
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by Luke P. Issac
on July 29, 2014
Sometimes when you try to commit a file to SVN repository, you might get a conflict message.
This means that your working copy is not the latest one when compared to the copy that was already present in the repository.
Someone has updated the file after you took the latest update from the repository.
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by Ramesh Natarajan
on July 28, 2014
I’m excited to announce that the details of the San Francisco Bay Area Linux Sysadmin workshop is finalized.
Several participants who showed interested in this workshop earlier have already signed-up. Early bird registration will close by July 31st. If you are interested, take advantage of the early-bird discount and sign-up quickly.
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by Aaron Tabor
on July 24, 2014
This article is part of a series of articles on Python Regular Expressions.
This article is a continuation on the topic and will build on what we’ve previously learned. In this article we’ll discuss:
- Working with Multi-line strings / matches
- Greedy vs. Non-Greedy matching
- Substitution using regular expressions
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by Satheesh Kumar
on July 23, 2014
Most of us might not be aware that there is a Windows Core version, which has only command-line without any GUI.
This core version relatively provides high level of security, as all GUI interface are removed, which also increases the performance of the system.
This might be helpful if you are running Windows server.
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by Karthikeyan Sadhasivam
on July 22, 2014
HPACUCLI stands for HP Array Configuration Utility CLI.
As the name suggests, this utility is for HP servers.
Hpacucli is used to create, delete and repair the logical and physical drives on the smart array controllers in HP servers.
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by Luke P. Issac
on July 21, 2014
When compared to other programming languages, debugging Javascript requires a different approach as we use our browser as a development environment. In other languages, you can catch lot of the issues in the IDE itself during development process.
In javascript, debugging is easier when you follow the best practices during development. The following are some suggestions:
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by Vinay Bharadwaj
on July 15, 2014
BLE stands for Bluetooth Low Energy.
BLE is relatively newer technology compared to the classic Bluetooth we have come to know in recent years in terms of development and internal operation.
Also, BLE is not backwards compatible with classic Bluetooth. Hence, most device manufacturers couple classic and BLE on a single chip to allow users to use either.
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