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M S Nishaanth

blog.nishaanth.com·Oct 25, 2024

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How Did I Not Know? 👀 #3 Center justified in tailwind CSS

There are 4 kind of text justify text align left text align center text align right text align justify Always text align justify last line is left aligned I always prefer last line should be in center to achieve that In CSS, .center-justified...

How Did I Not Know? 👀 #3 Center justified in tailwind CSS

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imbmax.com·Oct 23, 2024

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Why I Switched to VSCode

Some time ago, I wrote a post about using Vim to look cool and why that’s not a good idea. Now, funny enough, here I am—having switched to VSCode after years of hopping between Vim and Emacs. This isn’t one of those "Vim sucks, I'm going back to VSCo...

Why I Switched to VSCode

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Sreenivas Mudragada

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starcoder.hashnode.dev·Oct 16, 2024

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Building a Simple Rich Text Editor with Vue 3 and Vanilla JavaScript

Rich text editors are a powerful tool for content creation, enabling users to format text, insert links, images, and more without needing to write HTML. Tools like CKEditor and TinyMCE are popular solutions, but sometimes you might need a lightweight...

Building a Simple Rich Text Editor with Vue 3 and Vanilla JavaScript

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Bhanuka Mallawaarachchi

Bhanuka Mallawaarachchi

imbmax.com·Sep 21, 2024

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Ruby without Rails

Ruby on Rails is a great web framework that powers awesome websites like Shopify, GitHub, Basecamp, HEY.com, and more. This blog post is not to say that Rails is bad or anything like that. I recently got really inspired to give Ruby a real try after ...

Ruby without Rails

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Ajika Angelo

ajikadev.hashnode.dev·Sep 18, 2024

Sep 18, 2024

Visual Studio vs. Visual Studio Code: An In-depth Comparison

Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) are two very popular and different software development tools developed by Microsoft. Visual Studio is a popular Integrated Development Environment (IDE) among professional software developers while Vis...

Visual Studio vs. Visual Studio Code: An In-depth Comparison

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Bhanuka Mallawaarachchi

Bhanuka Mallawaarachchi

imbmax.com·Aug 28, 2024

Aug 28, 2024

Emacs `gql` template literals highlighting

This code is copied form emacs stack-exchange and adopted to work with web-mode for future reference. Following is the link to the original stack exchange post: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/37918/how-to-highlight-graphql-template-literal...

Emacs `gql` template literals highlighting

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Yusuf Isah

yuscode.hashnode.dev·Aug 27, 2024

Aug 27, 2024

Chapter 4 - Text Editors

Introduction Text editors are essential tools in Linux for editing configuration files, writing scripts, and even developing software. In this chapter, we will explore some of the most commonly used text editors and their basic usage. Common Text Edi...

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Bhanuka Mallawaarachchi

Bhanuka Mallawaarachchi

imbmax.com·Aug 25, 2024

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Vim Fuzzy file search and navigation without plugins

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Vim Fuzzy file search and navigation without plugins

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Md Sakib Sadman Badhon

Md Sakib Sadman Badhon

badhon495.hashnode.dev·Aug 21, 2024

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Nano: The Simple Text Editor Every Terminal User Should Know

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Nano: The Simple Text Editor Every Terminal User Should Know

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K Subramanyeshwara

K Subramanyeshwara

ksubramanyeshwara.hashnode.dev·Jul 29, 2024

Jul 29, 2024

Getting Started with Vim

VIM Tutorial How to open vim in the terminal Just write vim and press enter. It will open a new blank window. $ vim How to exit vim from the terminal Press :q and then press enter. :q Before understanding more commands let's see the different modes...

Getting Started with Vim

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