How to install a composer new dependency without updating old ones
We just need to add our new/package to our composer.json file and run the following command: composer update new/package source »
We just need to add our new/package to our composer.json file and run the following command: composer update new/package source »
If you are on a AWS EC2 instance and you're trying to install some package using npm: sudo npm install -g nodemon And see the following »
First of all we have to have installed on our system PHP using homebrew you can follow my post PHP on Mavericks with Homebrew to accomplished »
We are gonna use homebrew to install PHP in our MacOSx Mavericks, to accomplished this goal we are gonna use the following tap from @josegonzalez On »
If your ever have a problem installing or updating a gem in OSX. ERROR: While executing gem ... (Gem::FilePermissionError) You don't have write permissions for the »
You only have to write the following lines into your terminal, depending on the version you wanna install. Stable sudo add-apt-repository ppa:shutter/ppa sudo apt-get »
To maintain our Python dependencies we are gonna use pip, let see what is this all about: pip is a package management system used to install »