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    Learn the essentials of crafting scalable, efficient REST APIs using Python frameworks like Flask, Django REST Framework, and FastAPI in this detailed guide. Suitable for both novices and seasoned developers, this article covers framework selection, environment setup, coding, testing, and deploying APIs, offering practical insights for web application development on Linux platforms.
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    Discover how to efficiently debug PHP using Xdebug on Linux Bash environments in this detailed guide. Learn installation steps, configuration, and IDE integration for effective debugging. The guide also covers advanced features such as profiling and code coverage to enhance your development workflow.
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    This article delves into the integration of DevOps with cloud-native development, particularly emphasizing the use of Linux Bash for scripting and automation. It highlights how DevOps practices like CI/CD and Bash scripting enhance efficiency in building applications tailored for cloud environments. The piece outlines Bash's pivotal role in task automation, integration with CI/CD tools, infrastructure management via IaC, and robust logging and monitoring, making it essential for complex cloud deployments.
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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.
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    This article guides users on setting up Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) and tools on Linux, discussing package manager updates, and installing software like JDK and IDEs such as Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, and Eclipse. Also covered are additional tools like Git, Docker, and GCC, making the setup process efficient for developers at any experience level.