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  Cleaning your working directory after updating to parentNode's new asset-builder

  • 2018-12-05, 09:28
  • soren@parentnode.dk
  • • parentnode.dk

  After you've pulled a project that has been updated to use the new asset-builder, your working directory will contain some unwanted Git residue. Here's how to remove it.

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  Himmelmekanik – The most difficult listening experience?

  • 2018-12-03, 10:07
  • soren@parentnode.dk
  • • parentnode.dk

  We worked with songwriter Marc Facchini and his team to create an undisturbed listening experience for his new album, Himmelmekanik.
  
  The result was dubbed by the media as "the simplest and most difficult listening experience".

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  Including the parentNode default skin in your website as a git subtree

  • 2018-10-04, 15:00
  • soren@parentnode.dk
  • • parentnode.dk

  To use the parentNode default skin, you can include it in your project as a git subtree.

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  Installing the web stack on an Ubuntu client

  • 2018-06-01, 09:19
  • Martin Kæstel Nielsen
  • • parentnode.dk

  This will guide you through installing the parentNode web stack on an Ubuntu client for running your LAMP, MAMP or WAMP-based projects.

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  Enable a site

  • 2018-02-02, 13:01
  • Martin Kæstel Nielsen
  • • parentnode.dk

  Let's say you just cloned or downloaded a parentNode project to you local computer, and now you want to see it in your browser. That is what Enabling a site is all about. It means, that you'll make the Apache HTTP server aware of you local code, so it can serve it through your browser on a specific domain, typically only accessible on your local computer.