VMWare Unity Mode with Ubuntu 12.10 Google tips : Astuces et fonctions de recherche Google Rechercher des documents récemment indexés (Aujourd'hui, hier, il y a 7 jours, 30 jours) : L'utilitaire GooFresh de ResearchBuzz Afficher les sites les plus populaires classés par Google (plus fort Page Rank) Recenser TOUTES les pages d'un site (ou liées à ce site) scannées par Googlebot, le robot de Google. haut de page Limiter la recherche à un site donné : Si vous ne savez pas exactement ou se trouve l'information que vosu cherchez à l'intérieur d'un site, vous pouvez utiliser Google pour rechercher un ou plusieurs mots seulement sur ce site. Pages similaires : Localiser des pages que Google juge "similaires" à l'URL du site indiquée (c'est à dire des pages web proposant un contenu de même type, abordant le même thème ou un sujet complémentaire). haut de page Sélectionner toutes les pages contenant le mot dans l'URL et n'importe où dans la page Sélectionner toutes les pages contenant le mot dans l'URL seulement Sélectionner toutes les pages contenant le mot dans le titre seulement
How to set up the debugger for Chrome extension in Visual Studio Code by Victor A. Requena Debugging your web applications with Visual Studio Code makes you more efficient. It helps you save a lot of time and keeps your code cleaner. Getting set up The first thing you need to do is install the Debugger for Chrome extension. You can create the launch file by going to the debug section in the Activity Bar and clicking the gear icon. A list of options will prompt you to select the “Chrome” one. After you’ve done this, you’re going to have a .vscode directory with a launch.json file. Configurations There are two kinds of Chrome debugging configurations: launch and attach. Launch The launch configuration launches a Chrome instance running a specified file or URL. Note: Be careful while setting webRoot, this is used to resolve URLs to a file on your computer. You can see an example of two launch configurations: One launching against a local server and the other launching against a local file. Note: When you stop the debugger, this will close the Chrome window. Attach
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SearchReSearch Chrome Extensions Every Developer Should Have Yesterday, I was having a google meet call with a developer. In the middle of the call, she had to show me something on her github profile and so she shared her screen. The first thing I noticed was that her github was in dark mode. How cool is that, I thought? I had always hated light mode. My research led to me finding out not only about OctoTree but about some more awesome chrome extensions that I think every developer should know about and start using. 1.OctoTree : This extension enhances Github code review and exploration. Here is how it looks Cute, innit? 2.Wappalyzer : This browser extension is a technology profiler that shows you what websites and web applications are built with. Here is how it looks Here is a direct link to add it to your browser : 3.Web Developer : What a weird name for an extension. Here's how it looks Here is how it looks Which of these extensions will you be trying out?
The 12 Best Firefox About:Config Performance Tweaks Below are a few of our favorite Firefox performance hacks, tweaks, and productivity enhancements that can be made via the About:config of Firefox. We show you step-by-step how to perform the tweaks and what each of the tweaks are responsible for and how they improve your performance in Firefox and increase your productivity. Make Firefox Give Back RAM When Minimized Typically when a program in Windows is minimized for a period of time, the program will give back the RAM that it used so that users of the system can use the memory for other applications that may be running. By default, Firefox does not perform in this matter, making your system run lower on RAM than it should. To enable the setting so that Firefox gives back RAM, do the following: 1) In the Firefox address bar type: about:config and then hit Enter. 2) In the “Filter” search, type: config.trim_on_minimize 3) Right click on the setting and click “toggle” so that the Value turns to “true”. You should see the following:
Improve Your Debugging Skills with Chrome DevTools In this post we cover best practices and tips for using Chrome Dev Tools, which will help you solve your web application development struggles more easily. Have you ever had trouble with incorrectly executed JavaScript? Have you ever struggled with fine-tuning the CSS of the elements on your web page? If the answer to at least one of the questions is "yes," then this blog post is meant for you. Using the Chrome Developer Tools (DevTools for short), you can easily modify the appearance and functionality of the Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX components, or other UI framework components like Kendo UI widgets, on the fly. On This Page Inspect the Generated HTML of a Control When you are using prepared controls and components, sometimes you need to know the structure of the generated HTML to get familiar with its rendering so you can fine-tune it to blend in your project. There are a few possible approaches to check the rendering of a control: Figure 1. Pro Tips See the Applied Styles Figure 2. .