* Ben A
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...l. You need to [[register]] to be a [[ProgClub]] member in order to access a few of them, many are available to the general public.
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[[ProgClub]]. That's us! We're a club for computer programmers. [[Welcome]]!
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...o manage and develop JavaScript functions that emulate PHP functions. It's a new version of [http://phpjs.org/ phpjs] with some planned bug fixes and im
...the jsphp.com web site. It's a free software content management system for a JavaScript library. The JavaScript library itself is licensed separately un
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This page documents the proposal for a version numbering scheme for all ProgClub [[projects]]. This versioning sys
This document is a work in progress.
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...ing:0.5em;margin:0;margin-bottom:0.5em;">...because every programmer needs a good club!</h3>
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...for the [https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ SaltStack] implementation - a key component of the [[Migration_2016]] project.
This section describes a base Ubuntu 2016.04 (LTS) build.
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...ing software. It's a fork of [http://wordpress.org/ WordPress] 3.2.1, with a custom theme compatible with [[Pcwiki]]'s OldSkool. For other projects see
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We have a spec concerning [[versioning]] of our projects.
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...han a time-stamp later in the page, put the latest changes at the top. Put a link to your wiki user account before the time-stamp so we know who's doing
There was a problem where fstab NFS mounts weren't working. To workaround the problem:
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...ction on a wiki, isn't it..? I mean... each page on the wiki is invariably a "reference". Anyway. Here's some stuff that we thought was "referencey" eno
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...was founded by, and is mostly comprised of, Australians; although we have a few international members. If you're from somewhere else you are of course
Every programmer needs a good club!
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Wow. What a turn out. Twelve people! That's got to be a record.
...de from pulp and juice of one fruit, whereas marmalade generally refers to a fruit preserve made from the juice and peel of citrus fruits.
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...han a time-stamp later in the page, put the latest changes at the top. Put a link to your wiki user account before the time-stamp so we know who's doing
Follow [[Git#Create_new_git_project|these instructions]] to configure a git repository.
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...o implement a pessimistic lock with a relational database? (Consensus: use a timeout based system)
There has been a little activity at the club lately. We've release v1.0 of our new project a
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...software. That's the software that does various administration things when a non-privileged user asks for them to be done. For example, it can recreate
* [http://blog.emptycrate.com/node/219 Making a Linux Daemon]
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...to pay a bill, we offer the purchase of a book instead. The comms bonus is a small friendly incentive to participate at ProgClub.
In order to be eligible for the ProgClub Comms Bonus a member needs to:
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We have a bunch of friends and affiliates, they are:
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x2maths.web is a mathematics website collaboration. For other projects see [[projects]].
There are no downloads, this project is a website.
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Pcma is the ProgClub database management software. It's a fork of [http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php phpMyAdmin] [https:/
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