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Sa mga starters, why we need a development environment?

— think about it as XAMP or LAMP in your working computer. Diba, dito mo e-work on yung project mo? For example, PHP language, this will serve as your local server.

For front-end development, we will work only with HTML, CSS, and JS, using your desired editor. Diba?

What is front-end development? — ito yung nakikita mo panglabas na layout or design nang web page.

As we progress with our basics, hindi tinuro or introduce man lang ng professor namin yung tools sa real-world development. Siguro, hindi pa ready yung mind namin or gusto lang talaga ni prof mag explore for more tools or technologies available.

To be honest, hindi madali, kailangan ko magbasa ng mga articles and watch YøùTùbé tutorials. Its true no shortcut for Frontend Development and it took me a year, just to understand and explain ito sa thread nato.

Anyhow, I hope this series will help you out on your future development. In this thread, I will introduce basics and explanations why these tools are needed in the real-world project.

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— Ito yung tools kung saan, mas madali e update yung HTML, CSS, and JS sa web page mo. Paano?
— For example, sa HTML web page mo. Gawan mo nang template per section ang buong web page mo.
— Section, ito yung <section> tag ng HTML 5. If meron kang desired changes sa lahat ng pages mo, edit mo lang ang isang file, update na ang lahat.
— Pwedo mo ring e-compress lahat ng images, HTML, CSS and JS files, para mas mabilis ang pag load ng web pages mo pag nilagay muna sa live hosting server.
— Live Reload, ito yung makikita mo lahat nag changes mo on the fly, without browser reload ng browser mo. (IMPORTANT for CSS)

For newbies, wag kayung matakot. For sure, maka add-up itung thread sa skill set nyo. Kung pasensya lang, tiyak maging easy ang life nyo.

Let us get started!

1. Install muna tayo nang local server natin sa You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.. Ang gagamit natin sa thread nato, CentOS 7 minimal. If wala kapang .iso file, visit mo You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now., then choose Minimal ISO
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Choose mu lang yung gusto mung link.
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Pag meron ka nang local copy ng CentOS 7 Minimal, let us proceed sa installation. Make sure you have Oracle VirtualBox installed on your machine.

If you are ready, refer lang sa screenshots below and pasensya lang, for sure, successful yung installation mo.

Click New.
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Complete these input fields as shown below:
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Make sure RAM to 1024MB or 2048MB
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Choose Create a Virtual hard disk now.
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Choose Dynamically allocated
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Make sure to set the File location and Size to 2.00TB, then click on Create.
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At this point, let us set .iso and network settings for our Virtual Machine.

Choose our new VM and click on Settings as shown below:
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Click System > Processor > 2, as shown below.
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Storage > Empty in Controller: IDE > click on the disc icon.
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Choose Virtual Optical Disk File.
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Look and Choose your CentOS 7 Minimal iso file.
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You should have the same output as shown below:
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Network > Adapter 1 > Enable Network Adapter > Click on Bridged Adapter. Make sure to choose your Network Adapter for your working computer and Click OK.

Why? — This way, we can test your web page on your local network. Pwede mo ma access yung web page mo sa mobile device to test your mobile responsive layout. Useful diba?
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At this point, you should be all set. Next tutorial, Start natin yung CentOS 7 installation.

If you have confusions, or correction you wish to add up, please let me know so I can correct them as expected. Update ko lang kayo sa next thread.
 
Hi sir question lang anong difference ni dvd.iso kay minimal may impact ba yon pag inemplement ko na yung project ko kay centos then waiting ako sa tutorial mo na pag install ng phpmyadmin dito kay centos salamat <3
 
Hi sir question lang anong difference ni dvd.iso kay minimal may impact ba yon pag inemplement ko na yung project ko kay centos then waiting ako sa tutorial mo na pag install ng phpmyadmin dito kay centos salamat <3

Good question,

Minimal:
It contains a minimum package that requires a functional Linux system. Doesn’t contain GUI.

DVD:
It contains minimal packages plus some utility packages, basic development packages and contains GUI. Its size is 3.7 GB that can fit in DVD.

I hope this will clarify your confusion.

For phpmyadmin installation, i will cover this topic as i install WordPress for development. I will keep you updated.
 
Good question,

Minimal:
It contains a minimum package that requires a functional Linux system. Doesn’t contain GUI.

DVD:
It contains minimal packages plus some utility packages, basic development packages and contains GUI. Its size is 3.7 GB that can fit in DVD.

I hope this will clarify your confusion.

For phpmyadmin installation, i will cover this topic as i install WordPress for development. I will keep you updated.

Okay sir copy nag download na ako ng minimal version gonna follow this tutorial in the end TIA :))
 
Berigud, thank you for letting me know. Just keep updated, new thread will be posted today.
Anyways sir 32bit lang yung available na version ni redhat sa vmbox na na install ko so dahil ata don di ko sya magawang 2 processors sa setup may specific version ba na available yung 64bit para kay redhat ?


Update :
Lahat pala sir eh 32 bit(I'm running on windows 10 64 bit anyways) lang yung options sir pero nakakita na ko ng fix na i enable daw yung virtualization sa bios pero kung may alam kang fix ts lemee know thanks
 
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Anyways sir 32bit lang yung available na version ni redhat sa vmbox na na install ko so dahil ata don di ko sya magawang 2 processors sa setup may specific version ba na available yung 64bit para kay redhat ?
CentOS supply both 32 and 64 bit, however for CentOS 7, 32bit was no longer supported as far as I know.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 will only provide 64-bit ISO's, thus allowing only a 64-bit operating environment. However, 32-bit is supported in the following ways:

  • RHEL 7 will continue to provide selected libraries in both 32-bit and 64-bit, allowing 32-bit applications to run in the 64-bit RHEL 7 OS environment. This functionality also exists for RHEL 5 & 6 as documented in the knowledge article: You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
  • RHEL 7 will continue to support the multilib toolchain, allowing applications to be compiled for both 32-bit and 64-bit.
  • RHEL 7 can host, using KVM virtualization technology, both 32-bit and 64-bit virtual guest instances of RHEL 5 and RHEL 6
While RHEL 7 will not natively support 32-bit hardware, certified hardware can be searched for in the You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now..

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As long you install CenOS on your VM, you still be all set for these upcoming tutorial series.

I hope this will help.
 
CentOS supply both 32 and 64 bit, however for CentOS 7, 32bit was no longer supported as far as I know.



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As long you install CenOS on your VM, you still be all set for these upcoming tutorial series.

I hope this will help.


Thank you sir pero anyways na fix ko na by enabling the virtualization option sa bios :))
 
Seriously? Bakit mo kailangan pahirapan sila para lang sa front-end development? Bakit mo pa kailanagn maglagay ng CentOS? laftrip tong thread nato ahahaha. Di mo naman kailangan ng live changes sa code editor mo, kaya nga may console ang browsers para don. Sa mga magbabasa ng thread nato, sige pahirapan nyo sarili nyo lol.
 
@nogats07

I do not want to argue with your point, however, before you place such comment, please read — https://phcorner.net/threads/626074/

This should answer your confusion about why I started this thread.

If you know better than us, good for you, however, spreading negative for starters, you are not a big help at all. — why not share your learnings than being a keyboard warrior.
 
@nogats07

I do not want to argue with your point, however, before you place such comment, please read — https://phcorner.net/threads/626074/

This should answer your confusion about why I started this thread.

If you know better than us, good for you, however, spreading negative for starters, you are not a big help at all. — why not share your learnings than being a keyboard warrior.

Actually, you and your tutorials are not a really big help for newbies. Seriously? CentOS? NodeJS? Gulp? Git? Yarn?
You do really think that they'll be able to cope up with those topics? Do you even know what "newbie" really mean huh?

You should consider every aspects of their skills before bringing up this complicated tutorials for them, they don't even know how to code basics and yet you are forcing them to jump out of their safe box? You're crazy.

I don't mean to say this but I think you are just showing off your skill instead of sharing them. Help them, instead of helping yourself to be famous in this forum.
 
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