The time of ordinary custom web application design & development is long gone. Today the focus is on contextual design and development. It is the rise in the popularity of mobile applications that has provided the impetus for giving importance to ‘context’ when it comes to app or web development. Let’s focus our attention on mobile applications and why mobile applications need to be developed keeping the context in mind. Because they are used in diverse locations Let’s face it. We all love mobile apps because they can be used just about anywhere and at any given point of time. Yes, that’s right, they can be used in offices, on a train, in the kitchen, movie theatre and the list just goes on. So, the app needs to be developed in context of the location. Different users have different needs when it comes to a mobile app and these needs, in part, are determined by their location. For e.g. if a developer thinks a particular app that is in the process of being developed will onl
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in your case you should just type: nano DIRECTORY_OF_YOUR_FILE/your_file
linux is case-sensitive so if your file is called 'FiLe.tXt' then you have to write like 'nano FiLe.tXt'
if you write it lower case it won't recognize this file and create a new blank file
Hello, thank you so much for this helpful tutorial. I just recently moved from windows to ubuntu and the operating system is very fascinating to me. When I input nano hw into my terminal, I got a blank screen. However, if I go to the folder and click on the file with my mouse I can see the content of the document "hello world." Did I do something wrong?
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