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Andrew Fletcher
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) allows you to manage extensions using the VS Code Command Line Interface (CLI) called code. With the code CLI, you can install, list, uninstall, and manage extensions from the command line.   To check you have the code prompt running, run code --versionResponse you're looking for is 1.83.0 d3a019177ff8833cf320e334265dfea540098a3a arm64If not, to install, in VS Code press command + shift + p to open the command palette, then type "install code", click Shell...
Andrew Fletcher
A summary of Node package commands Short cut commands npm install...
Andrew Fletcher
Looking to install Solr on your server?  Not sure if it worth the...
Andrew Fletcher
phpcs issue in Visual Studio Code, I'm receiving this warning in VS...
Andrew Fletcher
Installing Varnish to increase the speed of the page load. Install varnish using...
Andrew Fletcher
Setting up a new project in Docker and VS Code. Using Terminal, go to your Sites directory and create a new directory using the mkdir command.  In this instance I'm going to create a new directory titled ADCE shortcut command to access the Sites directory cd ~/SitesCreate the new directory mkdir ADCEGo in to the new directory cd ADCERun the devcontainer command devcontainerThis will require you to respond to prompts.  I'll be setting up on PHP 7.4, Drupal 9, MySQL 5.7 and SOLR...
Andrew Fletcher
Step 1: Install Homebrew Homebrew is the missing package manager for macOS. As...
Andrew Fletcher
Working on a new CentOS 7 server, Node wasn't installed.  You can...
Andrew Fletcher
To add ejabberd and run MYSQL to the server I needed to update the server...
Andrew Fletcher
I started out with a simple task... install Tailwindcss.  What unfolded is...
Andrew Fletcher
Installing Laravel on an Apache server was going to be a no fuss process said no developer!  Research done.  Documentation looks good and easy to follow.  Time to load Laravel.   The set-up The install notes on Laravel are easy to follow.  Beginning with checking that your server is able to install Laravel. Using shell commands check that your server has the minimum requirements.  To do this run the command php -m -bash-4.1# php -m [PHP...