Monthly Archives: September 2017
Working with Octave on Fedora 26
Octave is a free alternative to Matlab to process numerical computation that offers built-in plotting and visualization tools to evaluate the behaviour or formulas and powerful equations. According with its official Website, it is multi platform and it also contains … Continue reading
Working with Seneca
Seneca is a framework that let you work with plug-ins that makes your software scalable. Installing Seneca To install Seneca, use npm as follow: Seneca as module Now we are going to use Seneca to add and multiply variables: … Continue reading
Django on Fedora 26
Installing Miniconda 3 From the Official Website of Miniconda, download the package and save it in the script miniconda:Then, give it permission of execution and execute the script into /opt/conda sudo ~/miniconda.sh -b -p /opt/conda Then, you might delete the … Continue reading
Switching from Ubuntu to Fedora
Any time I have to install Fedora in a machine is a new adventure because all the hardware nor software is the same. In this opportunity I will configure a machine which has Ubuntu on it and change it to … Continue reading
Behind the Scenes of the FWD Lima, Peru
It is only a week for the event that pretend to congregate IT women in Lima, Peru. We are not restricting by age or education level, we want to gather women interested in Linux. Our projects that are going to be presented … Continue reading
Creating Notes with Node.js
The first step to develop a basic app to handle notes is to create a directory to gather all the files required. We are going to create a package.json with the command npm initAdditional, some packages as nodemon, lodash and … Continue reading
Accessing to a Server in Node JS
This time we are going to connect to a server from the client side using NodeJS. Let’s use the http port 8088 to print the “Hello World” message:To print a content of a html file with a successful status: 200 … Continue reading
