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- 15:30, 8 September 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page DIY platforms (content was: "In the modern age, lots of the previously fancy tech is accessible to the common folk! Sadly, you need to be quite nerdy to put most things together, or to even have an idea. Luckily this is becoming less and less true. The platforms i mention here aren't for the feint of heart, but I'm not doing anything too advanced. These platforms are mostly for prototyping and personal tooling...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 15:30, 8 September 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page DIY platforms/Raspberry Pi (content was: "==Raspberry Pi== ==="Your tiny, dual-display, desktop computer"=== At the time of writing this in 2020, the humble Raspberry Pi has come a long way. The latest model, the Raspberry Pi 4 is more powerful than the netbooks that were all the rage. It's often used for various home server or gadget platform, but it IS a full computer that can be used as a desktop. I myself building a sl...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 15:29, 8 September 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page DIY platforms/Arduino (content was: "== Arduino== ===Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. Arduino boards are able to read inputs - light on a sensor, a finger on a button, or a Twitter message - and turn it into an output - activating a motor, turning on an LED, publishing something online. You can tell your board what to do by sending a set of instructions to the micr...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 13:55, 3 September 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page PHP-LAMP/Frameworks/wordpress (content was: "==Wordpress!==", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 20:57, 2 September 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Mobile apps/ (content was: "<splist showparent=no sort=asc sortby=title liststyle=unordered showpath=no kidsonly=no debug=0 />", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 20:35, 2 September 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page NoCategory/PWAs (content was: "==PWAs!== ===(Packaged Web Applications)=== At the time of writing this in 2020, PWAs can now do much of what people ask of a mobile and/or desktop app! You can make a completely offline app, online only, or communicate with a server for updates via various APIs (I recommend webSockets) If you need to do anything computationally heavy though, web technology may be inadequate for you...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 18:35, 30 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Wiki/mediawiki/SubPageList3 (content before blanking was: "<br/> Full documentation from the author(s) available at: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SubPageList3")
- 20:50, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Wiki/mediaWiki (content was: "Personally, I threw this thing because i really just wanted somewhere to store notes online. That way, i'd have a searchable set not notes, and the ability to send a link whenever someone asks me how something works. Thusly, I've put Some effort in to this site, but not very much. I used "Installatron" to set this up 90% of the way. For this reason, i'll not cover installation and...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 20:49, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Wiki/MediaWiki (content was: "Personally, I threw this thing because i really just wanted somewhere to store notes online. That way, i'd have a searchable set not notes, and the ability to send a link whenever someone asks me how something works. Thusly, I've put Some effort in to this site, but not very much. I used "Installatron" to set this up 90% of the way. For this reason, i'll not cover installation and...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 03:52, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Js/libs/funccon (Deleted to make way for move from "Js/funccon")
- 03:15, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Js/bobert (content was: "stuff here", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 02:02, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Node/NVM/installing (content was: "==On Mac== * The easiest way is to use homebrew (a package manager for mac) ** go to: https://brew.sh/ ** There should be a shell script on the home page. Copy this text to your clipboard ** open your terminal ** paste the code from the homebrew website ** hit enter ** wait for the installation to compplete ** run: *** <code>brew update</code> *** <code>brew install nvm</code> ==On Wi...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 02:02, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Node/NVM (content was: "NVM is short for "Node Version Manager". "NVM" and "NVM for Windows" are separate projects. Fortunately, NVM for Windows is a clone of NVM with an identical API. Once you have either installed, the process will be the same from there forward. It's useful because developers need to be able to install, uninstall, and switch between different versions of Node. Eventually, you'll wo...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 02:02, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Node (content was: "<splist showparent=no sort=desc sortby=title liststyle=unordered showpath=no kidsonly=no debug=0 />", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 02:02, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page NVM/using (content was: "==Confirm NVM is installed:== * Open your terminal / command promt / power shell / however you're set up. * type: :: <code>nvm --version</code> ** This will check the version of NVM that you have installed *** But I'm using this as a test to see if NVM is installed *** If you get a version number, it's installed *** If not, try restarting the computer and try again **** If it still f...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 02:02, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page NVM/installing (content was: "==On Mac== * The easiest way is to use homebrew (a package manager for mac) ** go to: https://brew.sh/ ** There should be a shell script on the home page. Copy this text to your clipboard ** open your terminal ** paste the code from the homebrew website ** hit enter ** wait for the installation to compplete ** run: *** <code>brew update</code> *** <code>brew install nvm</code> ==On Wi...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 02:02, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page NVM (content was: "NVM is short for "Node Version Manager". "NVM" and "NVM for Windows" are separate projects. Fortunately, NVM for Windows is a clone of NVM with an identical API. Once you have either installed, the process will be the same from there forward. It's useful because developers need to be able to install, uninstall, and switch between different versions of Node. Eventually, you'll wo...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page POSIX/nohup (content was: "/ POSIX / nohup ==Definition:== The command to ignore the HUP (hangup) signal. It prevents the process from exiting when the terminal or ssh session is closed. ==How to use it== ===Start a process=== * In the terminal: ** cd to the directory you'd like to start the process in. ** Run: :: <code>nohup [commandYoudLikeToKeepRunningAfterClosed] > /dev/null 2>&1 & echo $! >...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page POSIX (content was: "==The Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX)== Available on Linux, Unix, FreeBSD, Unix-like OSs (Mac OS), WSL, etc. It's a set of standards for a command line interface. * Commands: ** nohup", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Nvm/using (content was: "/ Nvm / using ==Confirm NVM is installed:== * Open your terminal / command promt / power shell / however you're set up. * type: :: <code>nvm --version</code> ** This will check the version of NVM that you have installed *** But I'm using this as a test to see if NVM is installed *** If you get a version number, it's installed *** If not, try restarting the computer and try a...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Nvm/installing (content was: "/ Nvm / installing ==On Mac== * The easiest way is to use homebrew (a package manager for mac) ** go to: https://brew.sh/ ** There should be a shell script on the home page. Copy this text to your clipboard ** open your terminal ** paste the code from the homebrew website ** hit enter ** wait for the installation to compplete ** run: *** <code>brew update</code> *** <code>brew...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Nvm (content was: "NVM is short for "Node Version Manager". "NVM" and "NVM for Windows" are separate projects. Fortunately, NVM for Windows is a clone of NVM with an identical API. Once you have either installed, the process will be the same from there forward. It's useful because developers need to be able to install, uninstall, and switch between different versions of Node. Eventually, you'll wo...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Js/webWorkers (content was: "/ Js / webWorkers ==My notes are outdated!== Below, you'll find a link to the updated version of the library that i've had fairly easy successes with in the past. ==Operative== https://github.com/padolsey/operative", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Js/funccon (content was: "/ Js / funccon API documentation, and NodeJS instructions at: https://www.npmjs.com/package/funccon ==Inline versions:== : es6+ :: <code>const con=a=>new Promise((function(g,h){for(let c=-1,b=0,d=!1,f=function(){c++,a.funcs[c]?(b++,a.funcs[c]((function(k){b--,setTimeout(f,8)}))):b||d||(a.hasOwnProperty("done")&&a.done(),g(),d=!0,setTimeout((function(){a=b=d=null}),8))},e=0;e<...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 29 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Js (content was: "* funccon ** a node module for orchestrating function concurrency. * webWorkers", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 04:37, 28 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Js/ (content was: "* funccon ** a node module for orchestrating function concurrency.", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 00:47, 28 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Nvm/Installing (content was: "* On Windows ** Go to: https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows ** Click the download link ** Download the zip of you choice *** nvm-noinstall is for USB keys (i think) *** just usenvm-setup ** Install (if applicable) *** if so, restart the computer * On Mac ** The easiest way is to use homebrew (a package manager for mac) *** go to: https://brew.sh/ *** There should be a shell scrip...", and the only contributor was "Adam" (talk))
- 17:50, 27 August 2020 Adam talk contribs deleted page Main Page (content was: "=Welcome to Adam Meola's wiki= <strong style="font-size: 15px;"></strong><strong style="font-size: 15px;">Friends, '''colleagues''', and random nerds who found this site from a link I put on NPM or Github.</strong><strong style="font-size: 15px;"></strong> <strong style="font-size: 15px;">This is my online repository for various documentation.</strong>")