sudo’ng Pycharm
I recently had occasion to write a simple python (3) script under debian buster with JetBrains’ Pycharm. The script rewrites protected system files so it needs sudo privileges…which turned out
I recently had occasion to write a simple python (3) script under debian buster with JetBrains’ Pycharm. The script rewrites protected system files so it needs sudo privileges…which turned out
With WordPress 5, the default post editor is a new piece of software called Gutenberg. It’s block-based, rather than it’s-all-just-a-bunch-of-text-based, like the earlier editor. It’s got a number of nice
iOS (and maybe the MacOS, for all I know) is fundamentally different from Windows when it comes to defining the position and size of stuff on a screen. While in
I ran into an obscure problem debugging some Net Standard 2.0 class libraries the other day. This was in the context of a solution that contained both Net Standard and
One of my pet peeves about the way the programming environment has evolved in the last decade or so is this: while there has been an enormous outpouring of creativity,
Microsoft changed the default Visual Studio project file formats in VS 2015 and then again in VS 2017. The 2015 format — project.json — was well-received by many because it