by Emilio Castro, on November 11, 2015
For the longest time we have been conditioned to think that being lazy is a bad thing, that laziness is the mother of all bad habits and being idle is always a bad thing, but to quote Agatha Christie: I
by Emilio Castro, on December 22, 2014
There comes a time in every programmer/SysAdmin/computer geek's life when the terminal becomes our best friend and we spend most of our time looking at a screen with lots of text in it, using it to tell the
by Emilio Castro, on December 15, 2014
Tags: linux, debian, Ubuntu, quick tip, redhat, centos, fedora, install, make, compile, compiler, tools, development
There are times when you download a package from the Internet and want to install it but it turns out you have to compile it first, yeah, it's easy to just do the classic ./configure; make; sudo make install, but
by Emilio Castro, on March 08, 2014
So, you've setup a new and fresh Wordpress blog (wait, you haven't? Download it at the Wordpress website) and you're ready to start blogging! But before that comes customization, you know you have some plugins you've read about, maybe a theme or two you want to try, and some other settings you want to tweak, so you go on ahead
by Emilio Castro, on November 10, 2013
Tags: guide, screencast, git, version control, linux, debian
Maybe you have heard of Git, or maybe SVN, Mercurial or any other code versioning systems, but what exactly is code versioning? Revision control, also known as version control and source control, is the management of changes to documents, computer programs, large web sites, and other collections of information. Changes are usually identified by a number or letter code, termed
by Emilio Castro, on November 10, 2013
Tags: nodejs, ghost, guide, screencast
In this tutorial you'll step by step how to install Ghost in your development server, you just need to install node.js beforehand to be able to follow this guide.