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In this article, we suggest you to get acquainted with the free editor of web languages - Codelobster IDE. It is presented on the software market for a long time already, and it wins a lot of fans. Codelobster IDE allows you to edit PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript files, it highlights the syntax and gives hints for tags, functions and their parameters. This editor easily deals with those files that contain a mixed content. If you insert PHP code in your HTML template, then the editor correctly highlights both HTML tags and PHP functions. The same applies to CSS and JavaScript code, which is

MacOS Mojave pronounced "mo-HAH-vee" is what the upcoming OS for Apple's Mac Line coming this Fall. Its mainly focused on METAL GPU capable macs as can be seen from the very restrictive compatibility list; 2012 for MacBook Pros, 2015 for MacBooks, 2012 for MacBook Airs, 2012 Mac Minis, 2012 iMacs and Mid 2010 Mac Pros with GPU enabled capabilities. The main highlight here is new Dark Mode a fancy feature for developers. This makes those geeky nights a fancy dream come true and adds more fun to it too. Brace yourselves for a more fun Developer Life Apple normally ditches some old MacBooks

So am looking through my hard drive (thanks to my friend Jonathan that named the partition 2Chainz immediately after we had purchased it) and i stumble upon my first XAMPP folder where it all started. XAMPP stands for Cross-Platform (X), Apache (A), MariaDB (M), PHP (P) and Perl (P). It is a simple, lightweight Apache distribution that makes it extremely easy for developers to create a local web server for testing and deployment purposes. Back then in 2013 the struggle was real because i had just lost my first laptop and i had to use an old Pentium 3 Desktop (yes, thats how bad it was) to get

Excitement filled the air yesterday with the launch of Firefox Quantum. Like the tech enthusiasts most of us are me inclusive fingers were itching to click on that update button. Firefox Quantum is a perfect redesign to compensate for all the previous architectural flaws from Mozilla with 2 times the speed of its predecessor and 30% less memory usage compared to your average Google Chrome. But well, with every update lately there's always a catch with a negative impact to "legacy" users. I guess the killing of the headphone jack last year by Apple just jinxed every damn new release there is