This is a minor tutorial in the usage of GnuPG to encrypt, decrypt, and sign emails and files. The examples provided in this tutorial has been tested on Debian GNU/Linux, Devuan GNU/Linux, Arch Linux and Ubuntu GNU/Linux. https://unixdigest.com/tutorials/gnupg-tutorial.html
I honestly believe that many people who use template engines in PHP use them because it's the hip thing to do. https://unixdigest.com/articles/when-template-engines-for-php-get-in-the-way.html
A small article about PHP frameworks, design patterns, and the art of programming with a passion. https://unixdigest.com/articles/most-php-frameworks-are-not-for-programmers.html
This is a small article that takes an objective look at the PSR-0 autoloader "standard" implemented by PHP-FIG. https://unixdigest.com/articles/psr-0-is-not-a-solution-it-is-a-bypass.html
I have previously written a small article called Trying out Arch Linux, first in 2008, then revisited in 2009, approximately a year later. At the time of this writing (2013) I haven't touched Arch Linux in four years. I then decided to re-test it and write some notes. In the previous notes I compared Arch Linux to Debian GNU/Linux (and to some extend FreeBSD and OpenBSD), I will again compare it to Debian GNU/Linux, but will not mention the BSD flavors. In these notes I will not address the prob
What are the facts about procedural programming versus object-oriented programming? https://unixdigest.com/articles/procedural-programming-vs-object-oriented-programming.html
I stumbled upon an article called "Writing modern day PHP applications" in which the author states that he sometimes comes across third party code that he believes exhibit features that were "customary in the 90's". One such feature is applications not having a single point of entry. https://unixdigest.com/articles/web-application-with-a-single-entry-point.html
This tutorial describes how you can keep your home directory in a Git repository. https://unixdigest.com/tutorials/keeping-your-home-in-git.html
