Posted by Marcelo on Sabadini
22/12/2009
[Quickie] Putty - Saving your settings
(3 votes, average: 4.67 out of 5) 
Loading ... Goodnight everyone, a blog reader posted a comment on " PuTTY - Automatic Login "saying he has a list of 20 sites saved in PuTTY and would like to know if you have to save this list as needed to format the machine and had to register all over again . Below is a simple way to do.
1) Enter "regedit" (Start / Run / and type regedit);
2) Search for "SimonTratham" (ctrl + f and scored just let Keys / Keys) Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Marcelo on Sabadini
17/12/2009
Firebug, a friend of the day to day ...
(4 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) Loading ... Today I will talk about a very useful tool in day-to-day life of a web developer: Firebug .
Well, Firebug is a Firefox extension that enables us to do the following:
- Visualize the structure of the page by hovering the elements (inspect);
- Change the source code of HTML or CSS and check the result directly in the browser (in hours);
- View the detailed log of the requests (called files. Js,. Css, images, Chamdo Ajax);
- An integrated JavaScript console to execute commands (you can access variables, functions, etc ...);
- Possibility of sending logs to it (the end of the 'alerts');
- Debug JavaScript.
I'll explain each of the points mentioned above. Firebug has more things, I decided to mention these because they are the ones I use.
First of all you need to install Firebug. Here you can do the installation.
Posted by Marcelo on Sabadini
04/12/2009
[Quickie] Putty - Automatic Login
(3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ... Today I'll give a quick tip!
I think everyone knows configure Putty to save a HOST and send the user name to open the connection ... but still need to enter your password.
For those who can not configure the username, simply log in Putty, click 'Connection / Data' and fill in the 'Auto-login username'. Read the rest of this entry »
