Anthony Heddings
Contributing since June, 2015
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About Anthony Heddings
Anthony Heddings is a tech writer and freelance React developer. He enjoys spending most of his time debugging JavaScript and yelling at his terminal.
Latest Articles
How To Buy a Domain Name For Your Website
Every website needs a domain name, and while there are lots of other things that go into running your site, the domain should be one of the first things you think about.
What Are GitHub Organizations, and Should You Use One?
GitHub as a platform is used by individual programmers and huge organizations alike.
What Are GitHub Secrets, and How Do You Use Them?
One of the challenges with any DevOps workflow is managing secrets, passwords, and tokens that must be kept private for security reasons.
How to Make, Set Up, and Manage a Discord Server
Discord servers are easy to set up and don't cost a penny.
How to Join Any Minecraft Server on the Nintendo Switch
Access private Minecraft servers on the Nintendo Switch with this trick.
How to Hide Your IP Address: The 5 Best Ways
Want to access the internet anonymously? The first step is to hide your IP address.
How to Revert Individual Files and Folders to Old Versions in Git
Git is a powerful tool for tracking each version of your codebase, and it's often necessary to look back in time and recover old versions of files.
What Is a Reverse Proxy, and How Does It Work?
Reverse proxies are a useful tool in any system administrator's toolkit.
How to grep Search Text From PowerShell
grep is a powerful text searching utility on Linux, but it isn't available on Windows.
How to Upload Files Over FTP With PowerShell
The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a common service used to transfer files between clients and servers.
What's the Best grep Alternative on Windows?
Linux's grep utility is a favorite among many sysadmins for its simple searching ability and familiar syntax.
How to Use grep Recursively Within Certain File Extensions
grep is a great tool for searching through files and standard input in Linux and is able to match string and Regex patterns.
How to View the Contents of ZIP or TAR Files Without Extracting in Linux
Working with archives is a common task in Linux, but sometimes, you may not know what the contents of the archive look like.
How to Find Pattern Matches Across Multiple Lines With grep
grep is a command line text searching utility that is able to find patterns and strings in files and other types of input.
How to Show Surrounding Lines Around Matches With grep for Linux
grep is a search utility for finding strings and patterns in files and console input.
How to Recursively Search Directory Names in Linux
Everything in Linux is stored in directories, and when writing bash scripts, it's often useful to search for directories by name.
How To Count All Matches of a String With grep For Linux
grep is a text search utility that can work with standard input or multiple files at once.
How To Use Negative Matching With grep In Linux (Print Lines That Don't Match)
grep is a command line search utility for Linux that will print out lines in files that match a pattern or regular expression.
How to Print the First Match and Stop With Grep
grep is a search utility in Linux used for matching content.
How to Run Multiple Docker Containers on Different IP Addresses
Docker makes it easy to run apps using serverless cloud solutions, but many people will prefer to manage multiple containers running on a few powerful machines.