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How to use Yinkos Hymns Manager to suggest hymns from a preferred list of hymn numbers

Posted on: August 15th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this article we talk about how to use Yinkos Hymns Manager (YHM) to suggest hymns from a known list of hymn numbers. Your choir may have a list of hymns they know well and would like to choose from for future services. You can use YHM to easily choose from this list by following these steps.

First, create a Suggestions File containing the preferred list of hymns. A suggestions file is a csv file with a single column hymn. Under that column you list the hymn numbers. E.g.

hymn
636
618
616
603

Next, launch the YHM app, log in, and go to the Settings screen by clicking Settings in the top menu.

 

On the Settings screen, under Hymn Suggestions File, click on Add Suggestions File. If you have already uploaded a suggestions file in the past, then you should click Update Suggestions File.

 

On the Add/Update Hymns Suggestions File, choose the file and click Save.

That’s it. You have set up YHM to suggest hymns from your preferred hymn numbers.

To use these suggestions, go to the Suggestions screen, set the target date, and importantly, set the Selection Mode to From Suggestions File.

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy hymns management.

New Release for Incredible Brick Breaker 3.2.0 for Android and iOS

Posted on: August 14th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

We’re pleased to announce a new update for Incredible Brick Breaker. This is Incredible Brick Breaker 3.2.0 for Android and iOS.

In this release, we feature help screens at various points in the game to make the game play easier.

As always, we like to know what you think about the game. Feel free to contact us. And if you haven’t yet installed the game, get it from App Store or Google Play.

How to view and uninstall PWAs (Progressive Web Apps) installed via Google Chrome

Posted on: August 13th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this post I go over how to view a list of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) installed via Google Chrome. This could come in handy in case you want to delete a PWA or launch the app. Here’s how to view them.

In Google Chrome, visit chrome://apps. You will see the list of PWAs installed via Chrome. If you want to uninstall a PWA, just right-click on it and click Uninstall.

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy software devlelopment.

How to delete provisioning profiles for iOS application signing

Posted on: August 12th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this post we cover how to delete provisioning profiles for iOS application signing. When developing iOS applications, you usually use to sign the application before you can deploy it on mobile devices or publish it to the App Store.

In case you run into a situation where you have one too many provisioning profiles in your Mac as seen in Xcode, RoboVM, etc, how do you delete the profile? Very simple:

Go to ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/.

Here you will find a list of all provisioning profiles recognized by your computer. if you click on a profile in Finder, you would see some details in the sidebar about the contents of the profile. This may help you recognize the profile more easily. Then simply delete it.

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy software development.

Good GUI Client for managing MariaDB on Mac

Posted on: August 10th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this post I share a good client you can use for managing your MariaDB databases if you use a Mac.

My client of choice is called Sequel Pro.

It’s free to use and has a decent UI.

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy software development.

How to check if a package is installed with Homebrew

Posted on: July 23rd, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this post I cover a tip for checking if a pacakge is installed with Homebrew. Homebrew is a free and open-source package management system. That is, it is a tool for managing installation of software on macOS and Linux.

Here’s the command:

brew list <packagename>

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy software development.

How to ignore SSL connection issues when using curl

Posted on: June 30th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this post I discuss briefly how to get around an error you may see when using curl as follows:

curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
...

You can get around this problem by using the –insecure flag. E.g.

 
curl --insecure your-url

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy software development.

How to list all available verisons of a package on Redhat Linux

Posted on: June 18th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi folks,

In this post I give a small tip on how to list all available versions of a package on Redhat Linux.

Command

yum --showduplicates list available <package-name>

E.g.

yum --showduplicates list available kernel-devel

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy software development.

YJAM Walk-through

Posted on: June 7th, 2023 by Olu No Comments

Hi Folks,

In this series of blog posts, we will go over how to use YJAM using short video tutorials. These tutorials are part of the full Intro video found on the YJAM home page.

Please click the links below to access each video tutorial.

  1. Introduction
  2. CV Templates
  3. CV Template Conditions
  4. Job Application Profile
  5. Generate CV
  6. Apply For Jobs
  7. Conclusion

Hope you find these vidoes useful in helping you find jobs more efficiently by automating how you create CVs and apply for jobs. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us by visiting our website.

That’s all for now. Till next time, happy job search.

 

YJAM Walk-through – Conclusion

Posted on: June 7th, 2023 by Olu No Comments