Tag: tutorials
- An introduction to bare repos
- Git worktree tips
- A friendly introduction to Git worktrees
- Feel confident navigating the open source world
- Essential Git commands
- Git Pull vs Fetch: When To Use Each
- Understanding Git clone, push and fetch
- Git Merge Tutorial
- Resolving Git Merge Conflicts
- Rebasing while you work, and the hazard underneath
- Syntax highlighting in Gatsby with prism-react-renderer & MDX
- Delete Git commits
- Change Git commit messages with amend and interactive rebase
- Git amend: rewrite Git history
- Git stash tutorial
- How to fix Git stash merge conflicts
- How to Grep multiple files
- Fix "sed: -I or -i may not be used with stdin"
- Learn Git
- How to Fix Git Cherry Pick Merge Conflicts
- Git Cherry Pick Tutorial
- A Simple Introduction to Sed
- A Simple Introduction to Grep
- Deploy to S3 using SiteLeaf: A Step by Step Guide
- Turn your Raspberry Pi into a NAS with Samba
- DON'T Install PLEX on a Raspberry Pi, but here's instructions anyways...
- Open VPN on Raspberry Pi: Installation & Debugging Instructions
- Install NGINX on Raspberry PI
- How to Install PHP on Raspberry Pi with NGINX
- Raspberry Pi Monitoring with EZ Server Monitor
- Stress Testing on the Raspberry Pi with Sysbench
- Install and Configure Gollum Wiki on Raspberry Pi
- How to Install a Proxy on Raspberry Pi using Tinyproxy
- How to Install Raspotify on a Raspberry Pi
- Techniques for rewriting Git history
- SSH config basics
- Combining Git commits with squash
- How to create a Wordpress child theme
- How to install Wordpress locally with MAMP in less than 5 minutes
- A better Git workflow with rebase
- Fuzzy finding on the command line with fzf
- Sublime Text Basics - Launch Sublime from the terminal
- Sublime Text Basics - Installing a theme
- Customize syntax specific settings in Sublime Text 3
- All about command line search
- How to Fix Loose SA Keycap Stabilizer Inserts
- An Introduction to Combining Grep and Sed
- 3 Essential TMUX Customizations
- Add Git branch information to your ZSH prompt
