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Today, Linux operating systems come with a beautiful interface designed for end-users, but the majority of tasks can still be done via the command line. The reason many computer users shy away from Linux is the command l...
In Linux operating systems, RAM usage tends to increase over time when the system is left running. This situation particularly affects the performance of websites on servers. We can mitigate this by clearing the RAM cach...
Linux operating systems keep records of errors, system warnings, and other events encountered during their operation. These logs can grow to large sizes over time, occupying significant disk space. While this may not be...
Setting file and directory permissions for websites on a Linux server can sometimes be time-consuming. For example, when using FileZilla with the option to apply to subdirectories selected, or when applying only to folde...
On Monday, 17 November, I gave a short training on Git & GitHub to students at Marmara University, and I’d like to share here a slightly more detailed version of the presentation I prepared for that session. Why Ver...
For installing MongoDB on a Linux operating system, you first need to add the MongoDB repositories to your system. Linux Redhat / CentOS Step 1: You need to add the following information into the file /etc/yum.repos.d/...
PHP, particularly designed for the web, is a server-side scripting language that can be embedded into HTML. It resembles C and Perl in its general structure and programming rules. Developed by Rasmus Lerdorf, this langua...
At the 2025 PHP conference, I was introduced to Frankenphp and the Caddy web server. Frankenphp is a PHP service built on the standard PHP we use, with some additional features layered on top. When combined with Caddy we...
Richard Matthew Stallman (abbreviated as rms in internet circles; born March 16, 1953) is an American free software activist, system administrator, and software developer. In September 1983, he launched the GNU Project,...