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Version Control with SVN - GUIs
Previously we talked about working with the log in SVN and we learned a few important terms like version number, revert, and diff. We saw how we can use diff to compare different versions of the same file that's been saved in SVN. So what's the trouble? Despite that I demonstrated how the results fr [...]
Node.js Backend Development - Creating Custom Modules
In the previous article we learned how to serve HTML files from the disk or file systems. In doing so we started to make our code larger. It started getting overlapped with callbacks and we may fall into the callback hell really soon. We need to separate code really soon before we mess up the whole [...]
Working with Logs in SVN
In the last articles, we moved past the theory a bit and saw real operations in SVN. So far, we know about operating SVN and a few of the basic terms—branch, commit, merge, and of course our favorites: conflict and resolution. [...]
ECMAScript 6 - New Methods
Besides all the cool new features of ES6, there are also several new expansions and methods that can really make our lives easier. Those of you who have used utility libraries like lodash will feel at home here since a large portion of these new expansions actually came from lodash. What's definite [...]
Backend Development in Node.js - Reading and Serving Files
I hope you enjoyed Node.js backend programming in the previous article. Creating a server didn’t require multiple complex software installations and configurations—it was just a few lines of JavaScript code. Anyone who has basic knowledge of JavaScript programming can easily become a bac [...]
Version Control with SVN - Conflicts
In the last article, we learned about some basic operations in SVN. These helped us take the theoretic knowledge from the first article in the series and turn it into something practical. We learned about check out, which takes the code from our repository and pulls it to our local machine. We also [...]
Version Control with SVN - Basic Operations
In the first article in this series, we learned about three basic terms branch, commit and merge. We learned the main branch in SVN is call the trunk. Commit is the command we use to add code to the version control, and merge is adding the code of one branch back to the trunk. [...]
Intro to Version Control with SVN
Apache Subversion (SVN) is version control software that’s been around a long time and is still in wide use today. It became standard in the world of programming, though today more people use Git. But in order to make effective use of or learn Git, it’s very helpful to get to know SVN fi [...]
Introduction to Backend Web Development With Node.js
The most used and most popular programming language on the web is JavaScript. Once it was just a language that could be run on web browsers alone. Companies had to hire JavaScript developers to make the frontend interactive, and backend developers to make the backend dynamic. Backend developers had [...]
Angular 5 To-Do List App - Part 10
In the previous article we learned how to highlight the filter match in a task's title. Previous to that we learned how to implement various features like canceling, un-canceling, editing, deleting, and clearing tasks. We also fixed various bugs that popped up during development. We tried hard to ma [...]
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