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50 Advanced HTML Tags You Might Not Know About HTML has evolved significantly over the years, introducing a myriad of tags that cater to complex and dynamic web needs. While many developers are familiar with basic tags, there are several advanced HTML elements that might not be on your radar. In this post, we’ll explore 50 lesser-known HTML tags, shedding light on their usage and benefits for modern web development. <video> The <video> tag allows embedding video content directly into your webpage. With attributes like controls , autoplay , and loop , it offers flexibility in how video content is presented and interacted with. See the Pen Video HTML Tag by Aanchal ( @Anjal_i ) on CodePen . <iframe> Used to embed another HTML document within the current page, <iframe> is essential for integrating external content su...

.deb vs. Snap: Which is the Better Way to Install Software on Linux? When it comes to installing software on Linux, two prominent methods often come up: using .deb packages and Snap packages. Each has its own set of advantages and trade-offs. In this blog, we'll explore both methods to help you determine which one might be the better choice for your needs. .deb Packages: The Traditional Choice What is a .deb Package? A .deb package is a standard file format used by Debian-based distributions (like Ubuntu) for software installation. These packages are essentially archives containing the software and its dependencies. Advantages of .deb Packages Familiarity and Compatibility : .deb packages have been around for a long time and are deeply integrated into Debian-based systems. They work seamlessly with the system’...

  Are you looking to set up Visual Studio Code (VS Code) on your Ubuntu system quickly? In just two minutes, you can have this powerful code editor up and running. Follow these simple steps to get started! Step 1: Open Your Terminal To begin, open your terminal by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T on your keyboard. The terminal is where you'll execute the commands needed for the installation. Step 2: Install VS Code Using Snap Snap is the easiest way to install software on Ubuntu. It simplifies the process and manages updates automatically. If Snap is already installed on your system, you're all set. If not, you can install it with the following command: sudo apt update && sudo apt install snapd sudo apt update : Updates your package list to ensure you get the latest versions of packages. sudo apt install snapd : Installs the Snap package manager if it's not already installed. Once Snap is set up, you can install Visual Studio Code by running: sudo snap install --classic cod...

Visual Studio Code Installation Guide How to Install Visual Studio Code on Ubuntu: A Complete Step by Step Guide Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a popular and versatile code editor used by many developers. If you’re using Ubuntu and want to set up VS Code, follow this guide for a clear, step-by-step installation process. Step 1: Update Your System Keeping your system up-to-date ensures all your software packages are current and secure. Open a terminal by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T . Run the following command to update your package list: sudo apt update What this does : Updates your package list with the latest information about available packages and their versions from the repositories. ...