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Get going with the Vite build tool (Hello World Vite)
Live coding a dice game of 21 in JavaScript with HTML, CSS and ESM modules
Development tools and linters for HTML, CSS and Javascript including webserver and docker
Use Python to connect to the MySQL (or MariaDB) database
Use Java and JDBC to connect to the MySQL (or MariaDB) database
Take a backup of the database using Workbench and then using terminal with mysqldump and restore it
Create new database user maria with all privileges and grant option
Use a template to set up your Python development project with linters and test environment
Create a repository on GitHub, add SSH keys and work using SSH keys
Work with an example Python development repository with code analysis and test tools
Get going with Python venv and virtual environments
Install GNU Make on Windows using Chocolatey package manager
Clone an existing repo from GitHub using the terminal
Use various bash terminals on Windows (Git Bash, Cygwin, Debian/WSL2)
Install python on Windows and run in the CMD terminal and in the Git bash terminal
Connect local Git repository to a newly created GitHub repo
Create my first ever Git repo using Git Bash terminal on Windows 10
Install Git from the installation program on Windows 10 and configure it
Load and get going with the "world" database using the terminal client
Run MySQL and MariaDB on the same host using Windows Services start and stop
Add the terminal client 'mariadb' to your system path on Windows 10
Add the terminal client 'mysql' to your system path on Windows 10