Hello, I am Juan Gómez,
Expert full-stack web developer and passionate creator of digital solutions.
Welcome to my personal blog and portfolio, where I share my knowledge, experiences, and achievements in the world of
web development. If you are looking for an expert in front-end and back-end technologies to take your projects to the next level,
you've come to the right place!
In this space you will find:
- Articles and tutorials for those interested in learning and becoming a successful full-stack web developer.
- My hobbies and passions outside the workplace, such as electronics, video games, assembling gunplas and legos,
which enrich my creativity and keep me motivated.
If you are a potential client or a recruiter looking for talent in web development, please do not hesitate to contact me to explore
opportunities for collaboration and take your projects to success. I am eager to work with you on new and exciting challenges!
You might have observed that the solr version included in the most recent homebrew package is 9. However, its schema is currently not compatible with Drupal. Therefore, I will guide you on how to obtain version 8 of solr, which is compatible with Drupal.
Requirements Homebrew Java 8 Step 1: Install Java 8 using Homebrew If you haven't installed Homebrew, you can find the installation instructions at https://brew.sh/. After installing Homebrew, open Terminal and run the following command to install Java 8:
I’ll guide you through the quickest and easiest way to set up FTP access on an EC2 instance with CentOS 7 distribution on AWS (Amazon Web Services). We’re going to use VSFTPD (Very Secure FTP Daemon), so the first step is to install it.
VSFTPD Installation and Configuration Step 1: Install VSFTPD Update the package manager: sudo yum update
Install the VSFTP software: sudo yum install vsftpd
Start the service: sudo systemctl start vsftpd