‘How to minimize your Google Footprint’ — A brief introduction to your privacy protection on GoogleThis is an excerpt, please read the whole article here…Dec 25, 2019Dec 25, 2019
Some Code Snippets for Downloading files using Python 3This is an excerpt. Please, read the Full Article here:Oct 4, 2019Oct 4, 2019
The Term “Good Programming” — in a nutshell in Bangla‘ভালো প্রোগ্রামিং কি?’ — এ নিয়ে দু’টি কথাJan 13, 2019Jan 13, 2019
Published inDreamcatcher IT’s BlogFour Amazing Python Books that I recommend to every BeginnersIn this article I’m gonna talk about four python books that I found extremely helpful to harness the power of python.Nov 19, 20181Nov 19, 20181
Published inDreamcatcher IT’s BlogByte Sized Hacks: Manage dependencies of your Python Project with pipenvFor last couple of years or so, I extensively used virtualenv for maintaining a sand boxed environment for my Python projects with all the…Jan 12, 2018Jan 12, 2018
Published inDreamcatcher IT’s Blog5 Simple Tips for Efficient Web Crawling using Selenium PythonIn this article, I will share 5 simple tips that will help you to improve automation of your web scraping bot or crawler that you wrote…Jan 5, 20185Jan 5, 20185
Byte Sized Hacks: Quickly Backup & Restore a Postgresql Database from a .sql Backup FileIn this article, I’m gonna write about the fastest way that I’ve discovered so far to backup and restore a Postgresql database using…Dec 28, 2017Dec 28, 2017
Published inDreamcatcher IT’s BlogMaking a Stand Alone Executable from a Python Script using PyInstallerThis article is also available in English. Please, click here to read the English version.Oct 5, 201725Oct 5, 201725
Byte Sized Hacks: Xubuntu Desktop DisappearanceProblem Description: I don’t know how but, all my desktop icons and files disappeared. Also, the desktop became non-clickable. Rebooting…Jul 8, 2017Jul 8, 2017
Byte Sized Hacks: Set Screen Brightness from Terminal using xbacklight(Ubuntu 16.04 LTS)Found a pretty neat solution for changing screen brightness from terminal. Just open up, your terminal (ctrl+alt+t) and then typeJun 9, 2017Jun 9, 2017
