Top Programming Languages 2025. Pay attentions if you need that job. spectrum.ieee.org/top-programm...

Struggling with NGINX configuration files and editing those files? You're not alone. Here is an easy to use user interface specifically created for developers and enthusiasts who want to manage their NGINX web server without the hassle of manual configuration.

If your app or website received a Government legal request to block a user, which HTTP status code would you send: 451 or 403?

A smarter cd command. Supports all major shells. github.com/ajeetdsouza/... Would you use it? or is the `cd` is more than enough for die hard terminal fans?

Go has added Valgrind (tool used for memory debugging, memory leak detection, and profiling) support go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/674077

Yay, more free stuff to learn about compsci. A collection of (mostly) technical things every software developer should know about github.com/mtdvio/every...

My favorite way to fix a production bug? Reverting the last commit and pretending it never happened. 😌 Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

Lmao 🤣

It's a beautiful kind of irony when the world's most famous DDoS protector ends up getting taken down by a single useEffect hook. They protected everyone else from the storm, but forgot to board up their own windows. Cloudflare accidentally DDoS'ed itself www.sdxcentral.com/news/cloudfl...

Suddenly, Mfs are submitting PRs with flawless grammar, detailed steps to reproduce it, and all sorts of technical references. The detailed report is 15 page long. Me:

You can use scrcpy tool to display and control your Android device using your keyboard and screen. This is useful for developers who want to test their app or troubleshooting purposes. Apart from that corporate IT folks can use free tool for management purposes too.

Here is a little pro tip for IT professionals and developers who use Debian/Ubuntu/ Linux Mint on their desktops or servers. Run the command `sudo apt --purge autoremove` once in a while. This will remove all unwanted or no longer needed packages, freeing up disk space for you. Give it a try!

Someone is going to fall for crap like this

Type this `tr ':' '\n' <<<"$PATH"` instead of `echo "$PATH"` to print nicely printed search PATH on your Linux, macOS, FreeBSD or Unix computer. The command for bash/ksh/sh and compatible shell is: tr ':' '\n' <<<"$PATH"

Do you want to end one or more processes at a time using a regular expression (regex) on your Linux, FreeBSD, macOS or Unix-like system? Try: pkill regex pkill -9 pattern The regex/pattern will match the process names or command lines that you see using ps/top/htop. Pretty useful for CLI users.

Developers on the social media PHP is dead. Meanwhile the stats says: PHP is used by 73.4% of all the websites whose server-side programming language we know 😉 Don’t take my word for it. Read for yourself w3techs.com/technologies...

The dog is asleep. The dog does not know how to fix a merge conflict. I think that is why the dog is laughing and happy.

On September 17, 1991, the Linux kernel source code 0.01 was uploaded to an FTP server, and as they say, the rest is history. I am sharing this lesser known email from Linus. So I guess happy Linux day! lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/li...

GNU Midnight Commander (mc) is a classic, dual-pane file manager for the terminal. It simplifies file management on Linux and Unix, making it fast and easy to use tool for new and power users as well. Try it out, after all it is free & opensource tool. You can easily install it using package manager

dstp is a free and opensource tool that run common networking tests against your site such as ping, dns, TLS certificate validation and check for HTTP status codes for your website. It is a small tool that is useful for both developers and IT professionals. Try it out. github.com/ycd/dstp

The O2, an entry level Unix workstation, was introduced in the mid 90s and came with a single MIPS CPU. Here, we see some baby Octanes, haha! It officially ran on IRIX UNix OS but also supported the Linux and BSD families of operating systems en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SGI_O2

A modern JSON library for Kotlin and Java. It makes it easy to parse JSON into Java and Kotlin classes github.com/square/moshi

Ever wondered why there's an exclamation mark (!) in the `htop` command on Linux, macOS, FreeBSD or Unix operating systems? 🤔 It's not a typo! It's there to protect you 😉 It tells you something! haha!

A Linux or Unix guru is someone who has made all the mistakes and has the backups to prove it. Not just any data backups but the verified ones that kept on tape. LOL.

Gentoo Linux's AI policy forbids any content, including code, created with LLMs, for contributions to official Gentoo projects due to copyright, quality, and ethical concerns. wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project... #AI #LLM

Freelens is a free, opensource user interface designed to simplify the management of Kubernetes clusters. It's a standalone application that works with macOS, Windows, & Linux. The application's main goal is to make Kubernetes easier to handle by providing a user friendly GUI

Lighttpd is a fast, tiny web server perfect for high-performance use. It's secure and flexible, efficiently using memory and CPU. This makes it ideal for small systems like a tiny VPS or a Raspberry Pi. It's still actively maintained and a great choice for home dev environments. www.lighttpd.net

I love old forum posts. They'll say "Just use a simple regex," and then give you a regex so complex it could probably solve for the meaning of life 😉

TCP packets are so polite that they shake hands with each other before transferring data. They also say "bless you" when another packet sneezes. UDP packets, on the other hand, just scream their data into the void and hope someone's listening. It's the "yolo" of networking protocols 😂

Happy Programmers' Day! Vibe coders need not apply 😉

Being in the Linux Kernel Mentorship bharadwaj-raju.github.io/posts/kernel...

they used AI to uppercase text? lol.

Support for Windows 10 is ending next month, making it a great time to switch to Linux! There's no need to throw away your old computer. If you primarily use your PC for social media, shopping, or banking, you can save money and help the environment. Which disto would you recommend? Mint or Ubuntu?

Here is a quick little tip: You can hit `Ctrl-D` to quickly exit from a shell (remote/ssh or local), or logout from a login shell. No need to type the `exit` on your Linux, macOS or Unix systems.

here are the costs associated with the Oracle database, in case anyone doesn't know. the costs can go up further depending on other options 😅 this is why you need to stick with opensource databases such as pgsql 🥰 the amount of freedom FLOSS brings to individuals & small businesses is unmeasurable

You can use the `upower --enumerate` command on Linux to list all battery powered devices. Then, you can run the `upower -i /path/to/BAT0` command to check the battery's health status. You can also use the `inxi --battery` command. More info www.cyberciti.biz/faq/check-se...

A TUI for Linux and Unix developers and IT pros for interacting with Atlassian Jira directly from your shell. Install it by running the `uv add jiratui` and then `jiratui` (you must set username/token and Jira instance url). Give it a try if you need to use Jira at work. github.com/whyisdifficu...

they are asking for a valid question 😂

one time i broke production but fixed it before anyone noticed. i felt like a titan 😊

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On this day in 1941, BellLabs Dennis Ritchie was born! As the co-creator of the UNIX OS & the creator of the C programming language, Ritchie is a legend in the Compsci & Programming worlds. Thank you for all your contributions.

TUI app called Impala for managing wifi for Linux based operating system written in Rust lang. It might be a good choice for headless small computer like Raspberry PI and new developers or IT professionals github.com/pythops/impala

The Tor Project has launched an official VPN app that routes all Android traffic through the Tor network. You can grab the app starting from today. Note this is in beta or early access mode

What is the origin of the private network address 192.168.*.*? A company used it in some early documentation, people literally copied the same while setting up their networks, and that eventually became the standard. lists.ding.net/othersite/is...

What's your number? How many programming languages are you truly proficient in? 👇

Signs you’re a backend developer: -> You spend an hour trying to optimize a query that’s already plenty fast. -> You think "design" means the database schema. -> Your idea of "user experience" is a lightning fast API response.

Which opensource software does everyone use but you absolutely loathe it?

Win11 to Linux 🐧

On a read-only Friday, computers most important task is to show a countdown to 5 pm & deny all push to prod requests. PS: If PM try to schedule a meeting for a read-only Friday, the calendar should reject it with a "permission denied" error 😉

Do you prefer a wireless or wired mouse? 🤔