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Posted onJuly 18, 2018October 31, 2019PHP

Working with .HGT files to find elevation of a particular lat/long

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Recently for a web and IOS application, we were asked to provide a solution that will work offline and find the elevation at a particular…

Posted onJuly 9, 2018July 20, 2018PHP

Using PHP installed in WSL with VScode

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I was looking for a way to get the applications already installed on WSL(Windows Subsystem LInux), while working on a PHP app. I wanted to…

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