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Running Spring Boot Applications from the Command Line

Spring Boot simplifies the development of standalone, production-ready Spring-based applications. While most developers use Integrated Development … Running Spring Boot Applications from the Command LineRead more

application, build, Command Line, deployment, Gradle, jar, Java, maven, run, spring-boot

Dynamically Dropping Tables in MySQL

Dynamically Dropping Tables in MySQL Often, database administrators or developers face the need to remove all … Dynamically Dropping Tables in MySQLRead more

Command Line, database administration, Database Management, database-cleanup, Drop Table, dynamic-sql, foreign-keys, information-schema, MySQL, sql-script

Navigating Paged Output in Git

Understanding Paged Output in Git When you use commands like git log or git diff, Git … Navigating Paged Output in GitRead more

Command Line, environment-variable, Git, Git diff, git-config, git-log, less, navigation, pager, terminal

Starting and Managing MySQL Server on macOS from Command Line

Introduction Managing a MySQL server effectively is crucial for database administration tasks. On macOS, you have … Starting and Managing MySQL Server on macOS from Command LineRead more

Command Line, database administration, Homebrew, macOS, MySQL, mysql-server, mysqld-safe, shell commands

Working with MySQL from the Linux Terminal

As a database administrator or developer, it’s often necessary to interact with your MySQL database directly … Working with MySQL from the Linux TerminalRead more

Command Line, database administration, Linux, MySQL, SQL Queries, terminal

Inspecting HTTP Requests with Curl

Understanding HTTP Requests and Why Inspect Them HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is the foundation of data … Inspecting HTTP Requests with CurlRead more

API, Command Line, cURL, debugging, HTTP, libcurl, networking, request-headers, web development

Opening a Terminal at a Specific Folder in macOS

macOS provides several ways to quickly open a Terminal window (or tab) focused on a specific … Opening a Terminal at a Specific Folder in macOSRead more

Automation, Bash, cd, Command Line, directory, finder, macOS, open-terminal-here, shell, shell-script, terminal, zsh

Extracting Line Ranges from Text Files in Unix

Extracting Line Ranges from Text Files in Unix Often, when working with large text files in … Extracting Line Ranges from Text Files in UnixRead more

awk, Command Line, data-processing, head, line-extraction, sed, tail, Text Files, unix

Configuring Active Profiles and Custom Config Locations in Spring Boot Applications

Introduction In Spring Boot, managing different configurations across various environments (like development, staging, production) is a … Configuring Active Profiles and Custom Config Locations in Spring Boot ApplicationsRead more

active-profile, Command Line, configuration-management, custom-config-location, Gradle, maven, profiles, spring-boot, vm-arguments

Visualizing Graphs with Graphviz

Introduction to Graphviz Graphviz (Graph Visualization) is a powerful open-source graph visualization software. It allows you … Visualizing Graphs with GraphvizRead more

Command Line, diagrams, dot-language, graph-theory, graph-visualization, graphviz, image-generation, pdf, PNG, SVG, visualization-tools