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Rendering a JSON file as a mind map

2 min read
Christophe
Markdown, WSL and Docker lover ~ PHP developer ~ Insatiable curious.

Rendering a JSON file as a mind map

https://jsoncrack.com/editor

I really like the idea of not having to draw (actually, that is just because I am really bad at it) a diagram, a flow chart, a graphic representation of something that ... can be written.

Json crack is one of the tools in my toolkit when I want to draw something that can be written in json.

Create your Joomla website using Docker - Part 1

25 min read
Christophe
Markdown, WSL and Docker lover ~ PHP developer ~ Insatiable curious.

Create your Joomla website using Docker - Part 1

  • Updated 2024-03-23, adding health condition in yml and update Joomla tag to 5.1-php8.2-apache.

In this article, we will learn how to use Docker to install Joomla on your localhost and start a new website in seconds (don't want to wait? Jump to the "Final composer.yaml" chapter).

I will use a Linux console (I'm running WSL on my Windows computer and I have chosen Ubuntu for my distribution) but since Docker can also be used on Windows, you can perfectly run, exactly, the same commands in an MS-DOS / Powershell console.

MS Office - How to create a ribbon in Excel

10 min read
Christophe
Markdown, WSL and Docker lover ~ PHP developer ~ Insatiable curious.

MS Office - How to create a ribbon in Excel

In this post, we'll learn how to create a ribbon (i.e. a toolbar) in Microsoft Excel.

We'll create our custom ribbon for an Excel file, save the ribbon in the file so our users will have a nice and intuitive interface to work with our worksheet.

Sticky scroll in vscode

One min read
Christophe
Markdown, WSL and Docker lover ~ PHP developer ~ Insatiable curious.

Sticky scroll in vscode

https://dev.to/amrsamy/vs-code-sticky-scroll-2jcd

vscode has recently added a really useful new feature: sticky scroll.

This function allows you to scroll through a document such as a Markdown file, a source code written in PHP or JavaScript or any other supported language and, as you scroll, block contextual information such as the name of the class, the name of the function, the start of the loop, etc. in the upper part of the editor.