The Microsoft AutoUpdate on Mac OSX is so annoying, and there is no quick way to remove it or disable it. The fact that this option is not available in the menu is ridiculous. To actually remove it, you’ll have to navigate to the /Library/Application Support/Microsoft/MAU2.0 folder and delete the app from there.

To transfer files to AWS EC2 instance, one can use secure copy. The format can be seen below. $scp -i <xxxxx.pem> <location of file> <AWS public DNS>: <folder> Here is an example: $scp -i ~/Desktop/amazon.pem ~/Desktop/text.txt ubuntu@ec2-54-166-128-20.compute-1.amazonaws.com:~/ This will upload the file to the user’s home directory which is actually “home/ubuntu”

In terminal, we can use the echo keyword to display text like this: echo “Hello World” and you will get the following: You can also run a command like: yarn -v which produces the following: If you want to echo and have a command execute and then the results displayed on the same line you… Read More »

If you are getting the above error, then the chances are that you have included createWebHistory in your vue router definition. You probably have: import { createApp } from ‘vue’ import { createRouter } from ‘vue-router’ import App from ‘./App.vue’ import Home from ‘./components/Home’ const router = createRouter({ routes: [ {path:’/’, component: Home} ] })… Read More »

Are you getting the error “export ‘createWebHistory’ was not found in ‘vue-router’ or “export ‘createRouter’ was not found in ‘vue-router’? A quick search on the Interweb will show that you have run npm install vue-router instead of npm install vue-router@next npm install vue-router will install the latest “tagged” version which is 3.5.1. Next is a… Read More »

To find the location of npm list -g, run this command: > npm list -g /usr/local/lib ├── @vue/cli@4.5.11 └── npm@7.5.3 This will show you the location of where the various libaries are installed. On MacOS, they are in the /usr/local/lib folder.