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KiyonoKara / Installing Scala Packages.md
Last active December 22, 2023 04:52
A guide for installing Scala packages from GitHub's Apache Maven registry.
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KiyonoKara / add7_div7.asm
Last active December 6, 2023 20:06
Loading & Using Floats in RISC-V Assembly Example
# RISC-V Assembly example program
# RISC-V Assembly program adds 7.0 to a value if it's less than 7.0, otherwise it divides the value by 7.0
# Created: 2023-12-06
.data
# value1 = 35.0
value1: .float 35.0
seven: .float 7.0
# result = 0.0
result: .float 0.0
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KiyonoKara / Publish Scala Packages.md
Last active December 24, 2023 01:18
A guide for publishing Scala packages to GitHub's Apache Maven registry.

Publishing Scala Packages to the GitHub Package Registry

Steps

  1. Configure your package naming and organization (generally optional).
   org  
    ⤷ name
       ⤷ package
 
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KiyonoKara / ts-node-webstorm-guide.md
Last active January 5, 2024 03:26
A guide on using TypeScript with WebStorm

ts-node WebStorm Guide

This is a simple guide to set up TypeScript in WebStorm. You don't need to have Node.js installed on your system if your IDE has an interpreter. NVM is also recommended if you'd like to stay up to date with all versions (if you'd like to manage all your versions).

Steps

  1. Open your WebStorm IDE and create a new project, you can create either an empty project (and configure it later) or a preconfigured Node.js project.
  2. Press Create.
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  3. Open the settings IntelliJ IDEA > Preferences for MacOS (⌘ + ,) or File > Settings for Windows or Linux.
  4. Go to Languages & Frameworks < Node.js and NPM.