One of the basic ways to learn some of the JavaScript frameworks is to know how it renders a list of values. This post will show you how it is done in React and Vue.js List Rendering in React See the Pen List Rendering – React by John Pili (@johnpili) on CodePen. List Rendering in […]
This post is part of my React and Vue.js code by example series. My objective is to help developers with their transition in learning React to Vue.js or vice versa. This is not a comparison of which one is the best but rather to show how it is done. Let’s get started. Knowing how to […]
I would like to share the Golang’s build flag to remove the source path (GOPATH) from panic stack trace output. In production environments or commercial projects it is sometimes not ideal to display the source path because of privacy, security or other reasons. Below is an example of a stack trace output that reveals the […]
In this blog post I will share how to generate text to image in Go programming language (Golang). I have previous and similar blog post using Python. You can check that post here. The reasons why I created this application is for me to share text content like Linux configuration and source code snippet in […]
Background I’ve been developing web applications using Java and Spring Framework and in 2019, I started using Golang in some of my projects. So far my experience with Golang is great but I miss the annotation that Spring framework provides particularly the @RequestMapping for URL mapping, @Bean and @Autowired for dependency injection. Most of the […]
Systemd is a Linux software suite that handles system services (daemon) and timers; it enables you to start, stop and restart your application using systemctl command. It can also start your application during operating systems boot-up sequence. Note that you will need to have root or sudo privileges for this operation. To create a systemd […]
Happy New Year! I hope you’re having a great time. Today, I am updating my online tool, ip.johnpili.com to use Cloudflare’s Request Header, “CF-IPCountry” so that I can display the IP address together with the country. I also want to have my own two-letter country code on my website as quick reference. The table below […]
The table below shows the IP address classes. This could be handy for someone trying to remember possible IP ranges of a particular IP class. The first 8 bits of the IP address are used to determine the class. Class Address Range No. of Network Hosts A 1-126.x.y.z 126 16,777,214 B 128-191.x.y.z 16,384 65,534 C […]
Setting up a static IP address on your RHEL or CentOS is simple. Prerequisite This how-to guide requires that you have administrative access to the Linux operating system. Steps 1. Inside the RHEL Operating system, open the terminal and head to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts Using ls command, you can see the available network devices. 2. […]
I bought this cheap keychain couple of months ago and thought it would be a nice weekend Arduino project. My idea is to modify this novelty device as a notifier to notify me when my Jenkins or software build is successful. It has a web interface and REST API. An astronaut keychain from a novelty […]