Posts, Articles, and other such things
Android Debloater
Have you ever been really annoyed by the BLOATWARE on your mobile device? Well if its an Android then this may be an easy and safe answer for you.
How to Setup the Android Device and Software
official instructions here at https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-use-it – mine may be clearer
You require a windows, linux, or mac computer AND an Android device plus a USB cord. Your charging cord should be sufficient.
On your computer
Install the Android USB driver for the model of your device or phone. found at https://developer.android.com/studio/run/oem-usb#Drivers
Start using Docs to learn
Intro
Some tools and computer languages included here.
Most programming languages can just be read like you would read English. You will still trip up in places, but most of it should be human-readable.
Computer languages change, but the basics usually stay much the same. You can always use the references, lookup newer features, and view best practices as they change.
Here are a list of a few free and almost free resources
What Is Clean Code
What is clean code (beginner)
“Code must be readable”
If you can quickly understand the code by skimming over it with your eyes, then your code is readable.
This must hold true even if you put down the code and don’t come back to it for three months.
The code also needs to eliminate (reduce) dependencies, and use concepts like dependency injection where necessary.
Why you should care if your code is clean
Using VSCode with Python
Setting up Visual Studio Code for Python development
If on windows Install the powershell & terminal from microsoft store or the website first. The default ones on Windows 10/11 are old. You may need to set them as defaults.
Here are the steps for a fresh install
- Install Python
- Install Visual Studio Code
- Install the Python Extension
You may need to Install older versions if you plan on using Windows 7
Using python
Before installing Python first check if you already have it.
Depending on your operating system, follow these steps:
Windows: Press Win + R to open the Run dialog. Type cmd and press Enter. This will open the Command Prompt. macOS: Press Cmd + Space to open Spotlight Search. Type Terminal and press Enter. This will open the Terminal application. Linux: Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open the Terminal.
For better command line tools you can install both Microsoft PowerShell (not windows powershell) and Microsoft Terminal. These two tools are updates and are better than the built in ones.