Pascal case and camel case are two different casing styles used in programming for naming variables, class and type names. Learn the differences and other casing styles.
When errors occur in Linux or the system misbehaves, it’s important to understand the various ways to kill processes — here’s how to do it from the Linux command line.
Vim is a powerful text editor that can be difficult to exit once it’s been opened. Learn different techniques to save your work or just exit the text editor.
Cache (pronounced “cash”) is a type of computing memory used to improve the speed at which we access frequently requested data. Caching improves performance, efficiency and the user experience.
