By bloid
via sitepoint.com
Published: Jul 05 2008 / 20:29
When a web developer or designer uploads web site files to a web server, there’s a strong likelihood it’s running on an UNIX-style operating system. There’s an equally strong likelihood that, although developers and designers know all about how to upload their files through their favorite file transfer clients, the details of how it actually works are hidden from them.
Tweet
SaveShareSend
Tags: unix-linux
-
A Hacker School That Helps Solve Silicon Valley's Hiring Problem
-
PHP 5.4 Traits, Closures, and Prototype-based Programming
-
"Making Games with Python & Pygame" - free book on the Pygame library
-
HTML5 made easy with HTML5 Cheat Sheets for tags, event handler attributes, and browser support
-
New file-sharing network can't be shut down
-
Top 10 Project Management Influencers to Follow on the Web
Add your comment
