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How To Integrate WordPress and GitHub

In this article, you will learn how to sync a local WordPress development project with GitHub, and how to automate deployment of the site files from GitHub to your production server. If you do not want to use GitHub to host your code, you can also set up a private Git server. Why Integrate Git Read More >

How to Create a PeerTube Account

PeerTube is an ActivityPub compliant YouTube alternative that can federate with Mastodon and other federated social media platforms. There are public instances of the Fediverse app that cater to many unique communities, similar to any other video hosting platforms. Vimeo is beloved by many professional videographers. Dailymotion can have some rare gems that were wiped Read More >

Hyperspace App – Mastodon Desktop Client

The Hyperspace app is a simplistic Mastodon desktop client available for Windows, Linux, macOS, and web server hosting. If you wish for deeper customization of default post settings when using Mastodon, this might be for you. Install the Hyperspace App Setup Hyperspace How to Use Hyperspace Personalize Hyperspace Install the Hyperspace App Visit https://hyperspace.marquiskurt.net/ to Read More >

How to Customize Pleroma Account Settings

There are many different custom features you can integrate into your Pleroma account. In this article, you will learn about how to access your personal settings, including your display name, avatar, and background image settings. These are the basic settings you can use to customize your profile in a creative way. How To Access Pleroma Read More >

Understanding Git Objects

Once you have learned the basics of Git it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the various Git objects, and how they relate to each other. Keys and Values What Are The Git Objects? Working With Git Objects Keys and Values Every object in Git is assigned a key, specifically a SHA-1 hash, and Read More >

Why Prioritize Redirects in .htaccess?

First, it’s important to understand why redirects are present in the .htaccess file. As defined in our article, the .htaccess file is a hidden text file that allows you to control the way visitors access your site. For this reason, redirects are placed in the .htaccess file so that when a user types in a Read More >

How to Manage Billing in Google Workspace

In order to continue using Google Workspace after the free trial period ends, you will need to set up a payment method for your Google Workspace subscription. In this article we will outline how to access and manage the billing interface on Google Workspace. Topics Include Google Workspace Subscriptions Managing Billing on Google Workspace Google Read More >

How to Create Groups on Google Workspace

A popular feature of Google Workspace is the ability to create lists of users for the purpose of team communication and collaboration. These lists of users are called Groups and can be used in a variety of ways. In this article we will outline how to create Groups on Google Workspace and discuss some of Read More >

WordPress 6.0 Looking Ahead

Now that WordPress 5.9 has officially launched, it’s time to start looking ahead to WordPress 6.0. Recently, WordPress core contributor Matias Ventura released the preliminary roadmap for WordPress 6.0 which gave an overview of the features and upgrades that are planned for this year.  In this article, we will take a closer look at what Read More >

How To Read Man Pages in Linux

Often, when working on your server, or even while working on your local workstation, you will need to refer to some documentation. You may need to remind yourself of a command line option, or a certain built-in utility you need to use. Most of time, you may find your answer with a search engine. But Read More >

Whalebird Mastodon Desktop Client

Whalebird, not to be confused with Whalebird kombucha drink, is a free Mastodon desktop client available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. One of the developers’ selling points is that the user interface (UI) mirrors Slack and similar chat systems. They’re right, and we’ll show you why in the screenshots below. Whalebird is a stable, feature-rich Read More >

How To View Projects in GitWeb

If you followed along with the full guide on installing and serving GitWeb, you might be wondering what you can do with this program, and how it helps you manage Git projects. GitWeb gives you the power to view all of your remote Git repositories, track progress, view logs, with an attractive web interface. In Read More >

TheDesk Mastodon Desktop Client

TheDesk is a free Mastodon desktop client available for Windows, Linux, and macOS users. Although it still has some bugs, TheDesk is fully-featured with the ability to manage multiple Mastodon social media accounts and trending hashtags within highly customizable columns, truly fit for a Fediverse social media manager. TheDesk has limited support for Pleroma accounts Read More >

How To Install RubyGems On Linux

RubyGems is a popular package manager for the Ruby programming language. RubyGems allows you to download and manage “gems”, or software packets, that you can use in your own Ruby programs. Many Ruby programs, like the Jekyll content management system are actually gems, and the plugins you can use for Jekyll are also gems. Installing Read More >

Using Key Commands in Emacs

If you have decided to take on Emacs as a more feature-rich terminal editor, or as a local text editor you can use to write programs or manage your server remotely, you will need to be familiar with how key commands and key bindings work. With Emacs, you will be using key bindings to run Read More >

Mastodon Nextcloud Apps

There are a lot of Nextcloud apps built for connecting niche web applications. Among them are two Nextcloud Mastodon integration apps which allow you to stay up to date on activity within your Fediverse account. Below we’ll cover the best Nextcloud apps for integrating Mastodon social media and other federated networks with Nextcloud. Nextcloud Mastodon Read More >

How to Create a Mastodon Account

If you want to join a Fediverse application, the best way to start is probably with a Mastodon account. The Mastodon social network is active and organized enough for you to find a community that best shares your interests. The microblogging platform also makes a good choice for private remote team communications. Below we’ll cover Read More >