Here's how to write a Fibonacci sequence program in Assembly language from scratch for the x86-64 processor. Also includes instructions on how to install the Flat Assembler. Installation First, let's install the Flat Assembler. You can download the program from here: https://flatassembler.net/download.php Doesn't need Windows setup/installation. Simply download the zip file and extract it to [...]
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Download a File Using Go
Downloading a file from the Internet using Go is remarkably easy. Especially coupled with concurrency it makes downloading multiple files fast. The following code below shows how to download a single file using Go. Goal: Download a test image file, the Google logohttps://www.google.com/images/branding/googlelogo/2x/googlelogo_color_272x92dp.png First get the file using http.GetExtract the filename from the URL by [...]
Send Email With Go and MailJet
The following steps show how to send mail with Go using the standard smtp package. To test I used MailJet as the mail server but you can also use Mandrill or SendGrid. First let's setup MailJet as the mail server. Then write the Go code and send a test email. MailJet Setup After creating your [...]
Windows Firewall Rule for Go Web Development
https://youtu.be/OsnI7OXFGfA If you do Go web development on Windows, then you are likely to come across the Windows Firewall - Security Alert whenever you build and run the Go app. For example, here I am trying to build and run a sample Go web server program "main1.exe" that wants to run on port 4000: Windows [...]
Install and Configure Apache and PHP on Windows
This post explains how to install and configure Apache and PHP on Windows. Sure, there are convenient options like: Bitnami WAMP Stack, WampServer or XAMPP. But over the years I found that installing each stack separately is more reliable and provides greater flexibility. You will probably also want MariaDB for a database which you can [...]
Create a Self-signed Certificate on Windows for Local Development
Create an imaginary domain pdb.oak.san with a self-signed certificate that works on major browsers (except Firefox) without generating a warning.
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