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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/...
Nmap is a security scanner software developed by computer networks expert Gordon Lyon (Fyodor) using C/C++ and Python languages. It can map the scanned network, observe the status of services running on machines in the n...
Hello, I had prepared this application about two years ago and uploaded it to my Github, but I recently had the opportunity to prepare its topic. Initially, the reason I created this application was to be able to change...
I have completed the blog system that I have been developing for my own website in my spare time after work and shared it as open source on my Github account. I developed this blog system with Laravel and used MongoDB a...
Hello, due to my busy schedule, I haven't been able to write blog posts for a long time. In this article, I will explain how to use MongoDB in your Laravel project. Laravel is installed by default with MySQL support. Add...
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...
Hello, I'm starting with the same topic as my PHP For and While Loops tutorial because fundamentally everything is the same. Loops are used to perform repetitive tasks. Initially, it may seem meaningless, but if you hav...
What is C#? As you know, there are programs that we use to use our computers comfortably and programming languages are needed to make these programs. The most popular of these languages are Basic, C, C++, Pascal, Java an...
Loops are used to perform repetitive tasks. Initially, it may seem meaningless, but if you have a web page with 100 members, you can finish your work in three lines using a loop instead of writing the names of all of the...