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Show me the money!

FreedomYUG: Get Out of Your Own Way

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How to Successfully Earn a Living with FOSS -- Part 2 Let's start with a simple example. You convince a friend, colleague, or a client...
Dealing with coding errors

CodeSport

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Welcome to CodeSport!  In this month's column, we turn our attention to software coding errors, which lead to buggy code. We will discuss different...
Shooting with Linux

Get Your Camcorder Working in Linux with Kino

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When I purchased my Samsung Camcorder SC-D381, I thought it would work by default in Windows, but when I plugged the device into the...
Pranav Pandya

A FOSS Lover’s Tryst with PostgreSQL

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Pranav Pandya, a FOSS enthusiast and winner of the EnterpriseDB PostgreSQL contest, shares with us how he made use of PostgreSQL in projects to...
WordPress plugin development

WordPress Plugin Development Basics

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WordPress is by far one of the best content management systems, with a fantastic framework for customisation. The use of plugins, themes and multi-site...
Kernel development and debugging using Eclipse

Kernel Development & Debugging Using the Eclipse IDE

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This article is targeted at Linux newbies, kernel developers, and those who are new to Eclipse. It deals with development, building and debugging of...
SQL or No?

Up Close and Personal with NoSQL

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Aimed at Web developers, DBAs, programmers, et al., this article covers the basic concepts about NoSQL databases, the different types and their features. When you...
Dealing with Android Telephony API

The Android Telephony API for GSM

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As a software developer for mobile platforms, you may be interested in incorporating telephony features in your app. For instance, your interactive app might...
Crash your system

CRASH Your System (and Debug Kernel Panic)

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Aimed at Linux kernel developers and just about anybody who would like to debug a kernel panic with the Crash utility, this article assumes...
Better queries with MySQL

Better Queries with MySQL, Part 2

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Last month, we created a simple table with an index. The idea was to understand how indexes work in MySQL. For this, we populated...