Basic UNIX must-know tools for the server-side Web programmer -- Elle Suzuki
Loading...
Loading...
5:16
The Diabolical Developer -- Martijn Verburgby OreillyMedia374 views- 5:11
Mo' Data Mo' Problems - Chase Davisby OreillyMedia249 views
- 5:30
Oh, The Methods You'll Compose -- Tim Berglundby OreillyMedia377 views
- 5:49
Barehanded Music Making -- Piers Cawleyby OreillyMedia81 views
- 5:25
Relational Database Conceptsby PrescottComputerGuy671 views
- 6:33
FreeBSD Clustersby mindcooker35,955 views
- 4:39
PC Case Mod Project: Case Overview Part 2by ComputerTechTV4,310 views
- 2:03
Wild Michael Jackson Appeared!by FierceDeityXeroX13,608,253 views
- 36:58
10 Million Users: Lessons Learned and How to Prepare Your App for Growthby MarakanaTechTV1,080 views
- 1:28
Samsung Nexus Prime hands-on video - Mobilissimo.roby mobilissimo873,992 views
- 56:29
10 things every web developer, designer (and manager) should know about HTML5by OreillyMedia2,078 views
- 1:05:28
Social Network Analysis -- Finding communities and influencersby OreillyMedia628 views
- 1:01:25
Analyzing Social Networks on Twitterby OreillyMedia680 views
- 48:20
Lecture 2 | Programming Methodology (Stanford)by StanfordUniversity302,418 views
- 17:25
O'Reilly Radar 1/24/12: Information over-consumption, Open data and open gov in San Franciscoby OreillyMedia4,153 views
- 1:03:00
O'Reilly Webcast: Advanced HTML5 JavaScript Down-n-Dirtyby OreillyMedia346 views
- 56:54
HTML 5 for Publishersby OreillyMedia715 views
- 4:40
Client Side Server Sideby halavais218 views
- 34:40
RailsConf 2011, Glenn Vanderburg, "Craft, Engineering, and the Essence of Programming"by OreillyMedia2,612 views
- 42:16
HandlerSocket: NoSQL via MySQLby tcation207 views
'screen' is great but its command key ctrl-a interferes with its use to move the cursor to the beginning of the line in the shell and in many text editors. I configure it to use ctrl-z instead by putting this line in .screenrc in my home directory: escape ^Zz
Tab completion doesn't work on my machines, instead I press ctrl-r then start typing a snippet of the command I'm looking for. When the shell presents the correct command I press enter. Or press ctrl-r to see older commands that match.
donbarthel 1 month ago
useful tips but i was lost by her breathing and stress !!
could be a lot better if she practice a bit more, could be awesome indeed
thanks though for sharing :)
mtantawy98 1 month ago
That's a woman! LoL. :p
SaintBelmont 1 month ago