It has been a few days since I have been working on the GSoC project. Although I haven’t been able to write about all the things going on that side. From now on probably I will talk about it more often. Yesterday I managed to upload the code on our local experimental server and show the results to the mentor.

From a few days, we are working on a problem which is related to reaching two machines that are connected to different networks. This post is the update to the earlier post in which we talked about the installation of TightVNC. In that post, we have talked about the problem that we are facing in lot detail. You can read it if you want to.

code: https://github.com/nexB/scancode-server/commit/5b2ee1bfbff478dcd720b0797e30838b53fcddae

I had never heard about this term before doing this project, but when I came to know about its features and found it excellent. LaTex is a document markup language and document preparation system for the TEX typesetting program. Within the typesetting system, its name is styled as LaTex.

INTRODUCTION:

Last few days were well spent with the C++ library boost. It was a great learning experience. I was introduced to the one of best-kept code and some new coding paradigms. Along with that it was the first time I was coding with the new standards of C++11 and C++14.

Hello there!

So this was my first encounter with the powerful email client MUTT. According to the official website of MUTT, “All web clients sucks but this one sucks less”. This is the best way to explain something.

So in this post, we will be talking about the process of changing the commit messages that are already pushed into the remote. But, before talking about changing those messages we must know about the basics commands of GitHub.

GitHub repository : https://github.com/singh1114/automatingPresentations/