Enable Emmet support for React in VSCode – Easiest Way
A simple and easy way to enable Emmet support for React in VSCode. I’ll show you step by step how to enable Emmet for VSCode.
Complicated Things – Made Easy
A simple and easy way to enable Emmet support for React in VSCode. I’ll show you step by step how to enable Emmet for VSCode.
Does learning Web Development make you a better Hacker? Some thoughts from my own journey on how learning Web Development made me better at Hacking.
In this article, you are going to learn how to install Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) in a VirtualBox machine or on your physical computer.
When learning how to use Javascript, not everything will feel very easy at first. Especially true that is, when it comes to certain built-in methods or creating arrays from nodelists and how to create new functions. Working on my last project, I wanted to create a countdown timer in Javascript. With that, I was able … Read more
In my latest little Project, creating a nice browser game using mostly Vanilla JS, I came across a small difficulty when dealing with Nodelists. Therefore I needed to learn how to convert a Nodelist to an Array in JavaScript and I am going to show you how to do that today. How to convert a … Read more
Tired of manually restarting your Node server after making changes to your code? Learn how to Automate Node Server Restart with Nodemon – Quick & Easy.
A quick solution if Office 365 doesn’t work with VPN in combination with a pfSense firewall. This article might also give you hints for another firewall.
Lear how to securely wipe a hard drive before selling your old laptop or computer to make sure nobody else has access to your private data!
I recently re-installed my Windows 10 machine and Visual Studio Code with it. All my extensions were gone too, and previously I have used the “Code Runner” extension to run JavaScript code directly in Visual Studio Code. I installed it, and when I tried to run my code I got the ‘node’ is not recognized … Read more
After a long wait there was a upgrade to Raspberry Pi4 from the Pi3B+ a few weeks ago and Offensive Security already released Kali Linux for Raspberry Pi 4!