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[...] a bit annoying so I just symlink it. You can do that like this: Using Slim Framework with Composer Create a new directory for a test. Now we’ll create a composer manifest file to install [...]

[...] your motherboard manufactures instructions. Once you’re in the boot settings look for a boot options menu. It will look like “Boot Options”, “Boot Sequence”, or something [...]

[...] composer manifest file to install composer. To do this, create a file named composer.json in test directory you created and add the following: Now we’ll be able to install the framework with [...]

[...] if you’re not working in a collaborative environment, it’s a good practice. The Slim Framework is a micro framework. It allows you to build applications with little overhead. Installing [...]

[...] before proceeding. Creating the Installable USB First off you’ll need to download the disk image from the ubuntu website (http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop). You’ll notice there are [...]

Overview Ubuntu is a great operating system. It is easy way to begin learning Linux environment which is ubiquitous in the software development world [...]

[...] the “Drive” selection button. Wait for it to finish, and tada! You have a bootable Ubuntu USB. Booting Into Ubuntu To boot into ubuntu you’ll first need to find out how to [...]

[...] button. Wait for it to finish, and tada! You have a bootable Ubuntu USB. Booting Into Ubuntu To boot into ubuntu you’ll first need to find out how to access your motherboards BIOS settings. [...]

[...] BIOS settings. So find out what motherboard you have and do a Google search like “Asus BIOS Menu”. To find out how to access your BIOS. In most cases it’s something simple like [...]

[...] Into Ubuntu To boot into ubuntu you’ll first need to find out how to access your motherboards BIOS settings. So find out what motherboard you have and do a Google search like “Asus BIOS [...]