Linux and WWW: Ports, RSS, JS, and CSS
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Dear Linux, Privileged Ports Must Die
Privileged ports, toffs of the Linux world.
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My RSS feed with HTML content is back
Dear readers, given the popular demand for a RSS feed with HTML in it (which used to be the default), I modified the code to generate a new RSS file using HTML for its content.
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Node.js alternatives: Exploring Deno and Bun (with code examples)
JavaScript is a peculiar language, it has its own share of quirks and issues. It is the only language that can be natively used for both backend and frontend software development. Desktop applications can be written in JavaScript with Electron. JavaScript is the language of the web that the browsers speak and Node.js was released in mid-2009, it has been exploited very well on the server side too in the past 13 years.
So, this post is not comparing Node.js with other languages like PHP, Python, Ruby, or dot net as Node.js alternatives as they are in a different league. For this piece, you will learn about other Node.js like JavaScript runtimes that are supposed to give Node.js a run for its money.
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Hacking background-clip with gradient colour stops