Sinatra is a popular and wonderful web application framework that has spawned a number of copycat frameworks. You can write large websites or REST servers with it. While it is a framework only for Ruby, there are alternatives for other languages, Spark Java for Java, Lavarel for PHP, etc. For C#, Nancy is the choice, and …
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Getting C# on Friggin’ Linux Working
If you like C#, and want to program using it across all platforms–including Linux–it’s easy using the Mono runtime! The details of the Mono project I won’t go into detail here, but rather only show how to set up a “Hello world!” project that will build and run on Ubuntu. Note: MonoProject is an IDE for …
Getting SSH/Git Clients on Friggin’ Windows Working
Secure Shell (SSH) is a network protocol used ubiquitously, e.g., github.com, bitbucket.com, etc. If you use Git or Hg, it’s nice to set up SSH because you can avoid having to re-enter your user id and password every time you clone the repository. (Or, if you are really desperate, encode the user id and password …
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