compiler

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    This article provides a detailed guide on how to set up a SASS/SCSS compiler on Linux, covering installation of Node.js and npm, using Dart Sass for CSS compilation, and file organization. It details steps such as setting up project folders and automating CSS generation with a watch command, and highlights best practices like using source maps for debugging and version controlling SCSS files. Ideal for enhancing CSS workflows.
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    Discover how to install and use Babel, the JavaScript compiler, on Linux for web development. This guide covers using package managers like apt, dnf, and zypper to install Node.js and npm, followed by Babel as a development dependency. Learn to configure Babel and compile scripts to ensure applications run on older browsers, enhancing productivity and compatibility with the latest JavaScript specifications.
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    Explore GCC, a key C/C++ compiler in the GNU Compiler Collection, essential for Linux-based development. This guide covers installation across Debian with APT, Fedora with DNF, and openSUSE using Zypper. It includes steps to update systems, install GCC, and verify its setup, providing a solid foundation for programming in C and C++. Additional resources for mastering GCC features and Linux command-line essentials are also recommended.