With or without export for variables in bash?
March 6th, 2024 | min read
Do you have to use export for variables in bash? What difference does this keyword have?
#bash
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Sourcing vs Executing Script Directly
March 5th, 2024 | min read
When should you source and when should you execute a script directly? Learn the differences in this article
#bash
Why should you source .bashrc?
March 5th, 2024 | min read
Why do you need to source configuration files like .bashrc and .zshrc when you make changes?
#bash
What are Replaced Elements? And how to style iFrames
February 26th, 2024 | min read
What makes an element a replaced element? And why do iFrames fall into this category?
#css#html
What does "cascading" mean in Cascading Stylesheets (CSS)?
February 19th, 2024 | 4 mins read
Is 'cascading' in CSS just a fancy name? Or is it named after someone? Or it is actually related to CSS? Let's find out
#css
The Concept of Short-Circuit Evaluation in JavaScript, Simplified
May 4th, 2023 | 5 mins read
Short-Circuiting is a concept you'd find in many programming languages, including JavaScript. I'll explain how this applies to logical expressions in ...
#javascript
The Temporal Dead Zone in JavaScript, Simplified
April 28th, 2023 | 4 mins read
The Temporal Dead Zone, is a concept that applies to JavaScript variables. Here's what that means.
#javascript
git branch --merged does not show all merged branches [SOLVED]
April 5th, 2023 | 4 mins read
When you use the git branch --merged command sometimes, it might not show all the merged branches. In this article, I explain the reason for that, as ...
#git#gitlab
What are Tracked and Untracked Files in Git?
April 3rd, 2023 | 2 mins read
For Git to record the history of a file, the file needs to be in Git's list of tracked files. In this article, I explain the concept of tracked and un...
#git
What does Staged Changes mean in Git?
March 19th, 2023 | 3 mins read
Staged changes is a concept you would hear a lot in Git. In this article, I explain what this term means and how it works with Git
#git