Tech-Toolkit: Explaining Some of The Technologies That Can Change The World

What if you have deleted some files and your beloved java IDE got broken! Reinstalling didn’t do anything in resolving the problem. So, what to do now? How you can use external java libraries like javafx? If you are in such a problem or just curious enough to know how you can use these libraries without eclipse or netbeans, then this blog may help you figuring it out. I use Visual Studio Code for coding purpose, and don’t want to use any ide for java because I am accustomed to it. So I searched a little bit and came up with this solution. In this blog, I am using VSCode as a code editor and javafx as the external library. At first grab your external library from the internet. If you’re looking for the javafx library head over to https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/ , download the zip file and extract it and copy the folder to the project folder. 20% of the work is done. You can write the java programs now. After writing the program, the main problem is to compile and run the java prog

     Linux, not an operating system but a kernal which connects the hardware to the softwares. But we refer it as an OS. In recent years, it is seen that the biggest linux haters are investing in it, but why? Why the companies, the so called tech giants are leaning more and more towards the open-source world. The answer is straight and clear, it is the future. According to netmarketshare.com linux touched its all time high market share about 3.61%. And it is also seen that the increment of linux market share is almost equal to decrement of windows market share. So from this, one thing is clear people are migrating to linux from windows environment, but why? Because it is the future destination of today's tech world. Screen Shot from netmarketshare.com       Many people who are not so much “tech savvy” may not know about linux. So for them, you can take it as an alternative to windows or OSX. You may not know but right now, you are using linux. The android phone wh