This course is your go-to guide for setting up EWDjs on Linux, specifically Ubuntu 14.04. Whether it’s a Virtual Machine or an AWS EC2 instance, you’ll be shown how to get everything running smoothly on your Linux System. Perfect for new Linux users!
A guide to getting EWDjs up and running on Linux platforms
This course is designed for people who are interested in getting the EWDjs development and run-time platform up and running on a Linux System. The course will focus on the Ubuntu 14.04 Server flavour of Linux, running as either a Virtual Machine or an Amazon Web Services EC2 instance.
In the case of the Ubuntu Virtual Machine, I'll demonstrate how things are done using VMWare, but the steps and approach will be applicable to other hypervisors such as VirtualBox
For the Linux user and EWDjs newbie, this course is an ideal pre-cursor to my other beginner's course: "Getting Started with EWDjs". Whilst the latter course focuses on developing using a Windows platform, there's really no difference in development approach apart from file path syntax.
install all the components needed to run EWD.js on Linux Systems
get EWD.js up and running on a Ubuntu Linux Virtual Machine
get EWD.js up and running on a Linux-based Amazon EC2 instance
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My name is Rob Tweed. I'm a Director and co-founder of M/Gateway Developments Ltd, a UK company that, since 1996, has specialised in web and internet technologies, in particular in conjunction with the Caché and GT.M databases.I'm the author of EWDjs, a Node.js-based framework for browser-based client/server applications. EWDjs is specifically designed for use with the Caché and GT.M technologies,...
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I was a bit unclear s to how all of the components of EWDjs fit together, their relationships with each other, and their placement within the EWDjs framework. This course has brought clarity to my understanding and I feel confident that I can now approach using EWDjs on any OS.
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Joel I.
An excellent course on installation of various MUMPS implementations on Linux systems, providing a lot of valuable information not just related to EWDJS. Very detailed description and demonstration of all the various steps.