Ubuntu Web-Development Set Up

#ubuntu #webdev #sql #elasticsearch

Hi, are you looking to setup a laptop for web development, if yes then you are at the right place.

As a Beginner we all face the same problem, we fall into a endless loop of installing and uninstalling applications. unlike windows in Ubuntu its difficult to install/uninstal applications so we have to spend lot of time managing those applications.

In this article i will explain how to install few of the applications and not to make the same mistake as i did as Beginner, lets dive into this without wasting any time.

Applications/Tools

Node
NPM
Git
JAVA 8
python
Elastic Search
Kafka

First Update system

sudo apt-get update

NODE

sudo apt-get install nodejs
- verefy installation
- nodejs -v

NPM

sudo apt-get install npm

Refrence

JAVA 8

REMOVE default java

java

PYTHON

python

Elastic search and Kafka

ES 6.2.4
Kafka 3:59

Run kafka in the following order

# Start the ZooKeeper service
# Note: Soon, ZooKeeper will no longer be required by Apache Kafka.
$ bin/zookeeper-server-start.sh config/zookeeper.properties

# Start the Kafka broker service
$ bin/kafka-server-start.sh config/server.properties

NOTE:

Personal Tip to install JetBrains applicatopn its as simple as download one application to manage maney visit for more.

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