Saturday, September 30, 2017

How to upgrade NodeJs on Lubuntu 16.04

How to upgrade NodeJs on Lubuntu 16.04

If you have lubuntu 16.04 and you already install nodejs on your machine, you will see that the nodejs version is not the latest one. We need to find a way to upgrade nodejs on our lubuntu.

Friday, September 22, 2017

How to setup Python Flask on Lubuntu


Flask is a micro framework for python programming language, if you already know basic of python, the next step is to learn the framework. In this article i will show you how to setup a new project with python flask framework on lubuntu operating system.

Wednesday, August 23, 2017

How to install Brackets on Lubuntu 16.04

How to install Brackets on Lubuntu 16.04

Brackets (brackets.io) is another text editor for web developer which totally free to use and open source. Brackets is available on windows, macOS and linux. In this article i will show you how to properly install brackets text editor on lubuntu 16.04.

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

How to install Visual Studio Code on Lubuntu 16.04

microsoft visual studio code on lubuntu

Visual studio code is a lightweight text editor made by microsoft which available for free on window, mac and linux. Visual studio code is a free software and in this article i will show you how to install it on lubuntu 16.04.

Monday, August 14, 2017

How to restart php-fpm on Lubuntu

How to restart php-fpm on Lubuntu

After editing php.ini the next thing you want to do is to restart the php itself so that the changes in php.ini can take effect. So the question is how to restart php (php-fpm) on lubuntu?

Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Where is php.ini located on lubuntu?

Where is php.ini located on lubuntu?

As php developer, you will find your self enabling or disabling some features in php, therefore you need to edit the php.ini file, the question is where this php.ini located on lubuntu/ubuntu?

Monday, July 24, 2017

How to delete trash from command line

How to delete trash from command line

When you delete files or folder on lubuntu normally it will goes to trash can first, and then you can permanently delete if you wish, but sometimes it doesn't work, there are some files that can't be removed on the trash can. The solution is to delete from command line.