Install gems with Bundler
Links:
- Ruby: ruby-lang.org
- Bundler: bundler.io
- Navigate to your project root.
- Configure Bundler for your project (this will create
.bundle/config
).
Install gems with Bundler
Links:
.bundle/config
).Update: The contents of this Gist have moved to a repo here
Install Firefox webdriver
How to install Firefox's Geckdodriver so you can do webscraping with Selenium and Firefox.
macOS:
$ brew install geckodriver
Ubuntu/Debian:
Calculate load performance of a webpage, for any page you visit.
No libraries needed - this uses performance timings that are builtin to modern JS in the browser.
Based on Navigation Timing API doc.
A secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript.
See deno.land for more help.
$ curl -fsSL https://deno.land/x/install/install.sh | sh
My repos and gists which are the most important to me to access.
UPDATE: I'm not maintaining this anymore - see https://github.com/MichaelCurrin/coding-blog/blob/master/my-projects.md
Because I need a way to bookmark these with more detail.
I want to add these to site or my coding blog but won't want to worry about the frontend yet. Maybe a project board.
How to install Ruby, Bundler and Jekyll at the user level
See also instructions for project-level Jekyll.
Links:
Update: The contents of this Gist have moved to a repo here
Install Go with a package manager
If you want a manual solution instead for more control and to get the latest release available, see this gist.
Install the Go binary.
apt-get
to /usr/bin/go
. NB. Requires root privileges.
$ sudo apt-get update