CSS - Introduction and How it works

Posted on Wed 11 December 2013 in CSS • Tagged with CSS, HTML

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet which is used to style HTML elements.
While loading any webpage browser simply create DOM of requested web page and renders the HTML. CSS is basically a better way of managing HTML attributes

style

of any element.

To add style we simply use

Style …


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Install Alternative To Arduino IDE

Posted on Wed 11 December 2013 in How To DIY • Tagged with Arduino, IDE, Linux

Arduino, the world famous opensource electronic prototyping platform is undoubtedly the best series of boards used by makers & Engineers. However, the official Arduino IDE which is used to load the arduino sketch is bit clumsy. I never really liked Arduino IDE, so after searching a lot, I came to know …


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How To Install Sublime Text Editor In GNU/Linux ?

Posted on Wed 11 December 2013 in How To DIY, Linux • Tagged with Linux, Text Editor

Sublime Text Editor is one of the best cross-platform editor out there for editing source code. It is capable of syntax highlighting for wide range of file extensions like Python, C, C++, Java, HTML, JS, PHP, LaTeX & even Arduino. Sublime Text Editor is not opensource & not an free editor, but …


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How To Install Any Application From Source Code ?

Posted on Tue 10 December 2013 in How To DIY, Linux • Tagged with Linux, Open Source, Source Code

Most of the applications are available in the official repository of your Linux distribution. However, there are times when some of the applications you're installing haven't been updated in the repository & you want to get the latest version of that application.Learning how to …


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Learning about Variables in C

Posted on Mon 09 December 2013 in C • Tagged with C language, Learn C, Variables

Welcome to your second tutorial on the C language. In this tutorial, we'll be discussing about variables, their applications, their necessity both in general terms of programming and for C language as well. Variables in C are really very important. These are the fundamentals and you need to understand how …


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Understanding init.d Directory In Linux Filesystem.

Posted on Sat 07 December 2013 in Linux • Tagged with Linux Filesystem

init.d is the sub-directory of /etc directory in Linux file system. init.d basically contains the bunch of start/stop scripts which are used to control (start,stop,reload,restart) the daemon while the system is running or during boot. If you look at /etc/init.d then you …


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C# Tutorial : Compiling C# Programmes using Notepad

Posted on Thu 05 December 2013 in C# • Tagged with C#, Programming

About C#

C# is a multi-paradigm object oriented language developed by Mircrosoft in the year 2000. C# has its major implementations in dotNet framework, Mono, DotGNU. In this tutorial we will print a simple line "TheGeekyWay.com" using a notepad and C# command line compiler.

In order to continue with …


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How To Display Raspberry Pi On VGA Monitor/TV ?

Posted on Wed 04 December 2013 in How To DIY, Linux • Tagged with Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi, A \$25 ARM GNU/Linux box comes with RCA & HDMI port. Connecting Raspberry Pi with HDMI supported TV/monitor is cake walk. But, unfortunately some of us still have monitors with only VGA connectors. Raspberry Pi didn't included VGA connectors keeping power consumption of the board in mind …


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Privacy Policy

Posted on Fri 29 November 2013 in misc

This Privacy Policy governs the manner in which TheGeekyWay collects, uses, maintains and discloses information collected from users (each, a "User") of the http://www.TheGeekyWay.com website ("Site"). This privacy policy applies to the Site and all products and services offered by TheGeekyWay.

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Getting Started With C language

Posted on Tue 19 November 2013 in C • Tagged with C language, Introduction, Learn C

Introduction to C language

C language is a middle level language developed by Dennis Ritchie in 1969 and the most secure OS "UNIX" is also coded in C language. It has just turned the world of Coding giving new level to programming, and introducing us to what is called "Structured …


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