Linux

• Github Copilot as a development buddy

  01/05/2024

  In today’s article, we will discuss Github Copilot, an AI-driven programming assistant specifically trained for this purpose. Copilot products are a collaboration between OpenAI and Microsoft, with two products currently sharing the same name, Microsoft Copilot, which is integrated into the well-known office suite of the tech giant, Office, and Github Copilot, developed and trained by Microsoft’s subsidiary, Github, specifically designed as a support tool during the software development process.

• Docker Compose for container management

  01/04/2024

  Having explored the fundamentals of Docker and its power to deploy encapsulated applications, we now delve into the domain of Docker Compose, an essential tool for managing applications composed of multiple containers.

• Creating a REST API with Express and Docker

  01/03/2024

  Express.js is a minimalist, flexible framework that provides a robust set of features for web applications. With Express, you can build efficient backend solutions that manage server logic, routes, interactions with databases, and much more, all under an architecture that’s easy to understand and utilize.

• Diving deeper into Docker: basic administration techniques

  01/02/2024

  It’s crucial to understand some common parameters in Docker that are essential for its day-to-day administration. These parameters will help you manage and manipulate containers effectively.

• Discovering Docker

  01/12/2023

  Docker is a virtualization platform that offers a unique methodology for packaging and distributing applications, allowing for a significant streamlining in all aspects of the technology stack.

• Diving into the depths of GNU/Linux

  15/10/2023

  In the last chapter, we covered the basics of Linux, the most commonly used user-friendly distributions, where to get Ubuntu, and how to boot it on our computer to try it out or install it.

• Getting Started with Linux

  07/08/2023

  What is Linux? Linux is an open-source operating system, which means its source code is freely available to the public. It was created in 1991 by Linus Torvalds while he was studying at the University of Helsinki.