Swap Characters & Words in Terminal
Let’s learn how to quickly fix typos by swapping characters and words in the terminal. Swap characters Let’s take this command with a typo for example: ehco hey You can use CTRL + T...
How to Install Kali Linux in VirtualBox on Windows
In this post, you’re going to learn how to install Kali Linux in a VirtualBox virtual machine on a Windows 10 host. 🎥 Want to watch a video to supplement your reading? Check this out:...
Add Git Bash to Windows Terminal
Let’s look at how to add Git Bash to Windows Terminal in just a few steps. Prerequisites Windows Terminal – download from the Microsoft Windows Apps website or Microsoft Store Git Bash – download...
How to Create and Use .bashrc File on Windows 10
In this post, you’re going to learn how to create and then use the .bashrc file on Windows 10. First and foremost, to be able to use the file you need to have Git...
Build a Super Simple Stopwatch in JavaScript
Grab a cup of your favorite warm or cold beverage because in this tutorial we’re going to build from scratch a super simple stopwatch with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I build the project...
VS Code Better Comments Extension
VS Code isn’t that great when it comes to customizing the color of the comments. A couple of ways you can customize them is to pick a theme that would change the whole visuals...
VS Code Better Folding Extension
VS Code isn’t that great when it comes to folded code blocks. As you can see in the image below, it gets the job done but limits visibility and it’s difficult to understand what...
Basic HTML Boilerplate Template for Any Project
In this post, we’re going to find out what a typical HTML 5 boilerplate template looks like. If you don’t know what a boilerplate is, well…it’s basically sections of code that have to be...
DOCTYPE HTML: A Comprehensive Explanation
If you go to a website and inspect its page source, you’ll notice this <!DOCTYPE html> declaration before the <html> element. In this post, you’re going to find out what exactly is DOCTYPE, why...
💜 How to Use Emojis on Windows Using Keyboard Shortcut 🤩
To use emojis press down Windows + . (dot) on your keyboard. Now choose from a plethora of emojis, kaomojis, and symbols. To insert an emoji simply click on it. You can also search...
