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This is an important tutorial on how to upload and deploy your Drupal website from Ubuntu XAMPP to a remote hosting server. In this way, you can deploy your website to the Internet and make it viewable by everyone.

This is a beginner tutorial on using crontabs or cron jobs in your LAMP (Linux/Apache/MySQL and PHP) web hosting account. Crontabs can be used to automatically execute server side commands, such as a PHP script, at periodic intervals. You can specify these periodic intervals, whether you want the script to be executed hourly, daily, weekly, and so on.

Do you play a lot of Windows-based games using Wine? You may have found that some games don't play as well as others (or possibly at all). This article explains why this issue exists, and how you can solve the problem with WinePrefix.

Welcome to the second part of a two-part article on taking a Joomla website live. Ready to take the final step to upload your Joomla site so it can be seen by the outside world? Keep reading.

This is a beginner's tutorial on how to finalize your Joomla web development in XAMPP localhost, and then deploy it to your web hosting server using either a domain or a sub-domain.

This is the third part of the Drupal web development in Ubuntu tutorial. This article will cover some of the very important things you'll need to do to complete your Drupal website. The tasks discussed in this article will help you customize the site to make it truly yours.

In this conclusion to a five-part series on Oracle Database XE administration, you'll learn how to start and stop the application, troubleshoot it, and use its utilities. This article is excerpted from chapter 28 of the book Beginning PHP and Oracle: From Novice to Professional, written by W. Jason Gilmore and Bob Bryla (Apress; ISBN: 1590597702).

In this fourth part of a five-part series on Oracle Database XE Administration, you will learn about the SQL*Plus command on Linux and Windows; you'll also learn how to run SQL commands using the XE home page. This article is excerpted from chapter 28 of the book Beginning PHP and Oracle: From Novice to Professional, written by W. Jason Gilmore and Bob Bryla (Apress; ISBN: 1590597702).

In this third part of a five-part series on Oracle Database XE administration, you will learn about initialization parameters and how to connect to the database. This article is excerpted from chapter 28 of the book Beginning PHP and Oracle: From Novice to Professional, written by W. Jason Gilmore and Bob Bryla (Apress; ISBN: 1590597702).

In this second part of a five-part series on Oracle Database XE administration, you'll learn about physical database structures. This article is excerpted from chapter 28 of the book Beginning PHP and Oracle: From Novice to Professional, written by W. Jason Gilmore and Bob Bryla (Apress; ISBN: 1590597702).

Welcome to the second part of a series on building web sites with Drupal. Now that you have installed Drupal in the Ubuntu local host as part of your web development activity (discussed in the first article in this series), you are ready to customize your website's look according to your design. This will be covered and discussed thoroughly in this tutorial.

Drupal is one of the best open source CMS for developing websites. This tutorial will guide you through the details of developing your first Drupal website in an Ubuntu local web server environment using XAMPP.

This is the third part of a Joomla web development tutorial in Ubuntu. In this part, we'll cover the customization details, with a particular focus on editing the sidebar and making the article title linkable. These are important website components.

This is part two of a series on Joomla web development in Ubuntu. In the first part, you learned the basic but very important website development skills in Joomla. In this part, you'll learn how to work with templates and other aspects of creating a customized Joomla-based website.

This is the first part of a beginner web development tutorial series for Joomla as the content management system used in a website. This tutorial is mainly written for Ubuntu-based developers with an XAMPP installation in a Linux environment. Keep reading to learn how to customize your Joomla website layout.