Let’s discuss the best screen recorders available for Linux today. We all have needed to record our screen at some point whether it be some cool gameplay, a tutorial, or in this day and age, even an online class. Linux…
MATLAB, or Matrix Laboratory, is a programming and numeric computing platform used by millions of engineers and scientists to analyze data, develop algorithms, create models, and provide visual insights. It is a staple for any sort of complex numerical or mathematical…
If you use Linux, you probably know about the Bash shell. It is the default shell in most Linux distributions and gets most of the work done. You might have even heard of a more customizable Z shell or zsh…
Running web development locally is convenient. But when you work on live apps, you will likely work on a remote server and require web hosting. Why not set up your personal development environment on a remote VPS and get a…
CLion (developed by Jetbrains) is one of the most popular C/C++ IDE among developers. It has an easy to use interface but also comes packed with features like VCS integration, CMake support, Unit testing, Collaborative mode and much more. This…
Git is an open-source and distributed version control system. Since its inception in 2004, it has become the most popular version control system worldwide, being used by huge organizations and independent developers. For this reason, Git has become a necessary…
Android Studio is the official Google IDE used for android development. It is packed with features such as emulation support, Firebase integration, live changes, drag-and-drop app layout editors, and much more. This has led it to be a staple in…
Julia is an open-source programming language that is used in the field of scientific computing. It is high-performance, dynamically typed, simple to write, and has an abundance of scientific packages which makes it perfect for data analysts, scientists, and for…
If you, like me, are a fan of the lightweight and reliable VIM text editor and want to stick to it instead of moving to the newer, fancier Integrated development environments like PyCharm or Atom, you have come to the…
If you lurk on Linux forums long enough, you will hear statements like “Systemd doesn’t follow the Unix philosophy” or “Gitlab has abandoned Unix philosophy“. But what exactly is this Unix philosophy that users keep mentioning. In this article, let’s…