Although IIS is included in every installation of Windows 10, it's not turned on by default. Here's a way to install IIS on Windows 10. Right-click on the Windows button on the bottom-left corner and select Run In the Run dialog box, type appwiz.cpl and press ENTER. As soon as a new window called Programs and Features is opened, click on the link Turn Windows features on or … [Read more...]
How to Setup Visual Studio Code for Hugo Static Site Generator
Based on a few questions on how to setup an environment to edit content using Hugo, here's a few simple steps to follow if you want a quick and easy way to do it. Keep in mind, the beauty of using Hugo is that you are free to use any text editor you like. This is not the only way to do it but this will get you there fast if you don't have anything setup yet. Assumptions Hugo is already … [Read more...]
How to Setup Visual Studio 2017 for F#
If you want to try F# programming in Visual Studio 2017, here's what you might want to do to optimize Visual Studio to run optimally on your machine. From the menu, go to Tools and select Options. Under Debugging, set the Enable script debugging to True. Under Misc, set 64-bit F# Interactive to True (if you use 64-bit Windows OS). Set F# Interactive options to the following: Set … [Read more...]
How to Upgrade to PHP 7.2 on IIS (Windows 10)
This tutorial is a shorter version of the previous post upgrading to PHP 7.1 on Windows 10 and it is intended as a follow-up on how to upgrade your PHP to the latest version (in this case PHP 7.2) if you have already installed the previous version of PHP 7 in your Windows system. Steps to Upgrade from PHP 7.1 to PHP 7.2 Download PHP for Windows. Since we’re using PHP as FastCGI, we’ll use … [Read more...]
How to Reassign Shortcut Key for Column Selection in Visual Studio Code
If you use column selection often in Visual Studio Code, you may find the default shortcut keys combination is a bit too much. By default, to make a column selection or multiple lines in the same horizontal cursor position, you need to press CTRL-SHIFT-ALT and either UP or DOWN arrow depending on the direction of your selections. Fortunately, you can always assign your own shortcut keys for … [Read more...]
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