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With the come of spring, new OS versions and more knowledge about Linux, I think time has come to make another tutorial about how to setup a small hosting server, mainly for personal usage. Virtualmin has been the best open source solution for a hosting panel. I have tried many before and in my opinion…
In Distributed FAQ, Matt Mullenweg addresses some of the most common issues companies, executives, and individuals face as they consider transitioning to a distributed model. Q. What are the necessary tools and processes to create an effective remote work environment? A. There’s a lot to say here, of course, so let’s start with a few fundamentals:…
Site speed is one of the factors which determines whether you get a good ranking in Google. Site speed is a ranking factor, and its importance keeps growing. In this blog post, I’ll discuss how to improve your site speed and which tools can help you measure your site’s speed. But first, I’ll answer the…
It’s been a while since the freeCodeCamp community has held a big Summit live stream. Now with the coronavirus pandemic, we need social interaction more than ever. Our community has been hard at work on a number of major improvements to the freeCodeCamp curriculum. We’ve been publishing a ton of free courses on YouTube. And…
These outcomes can bring down our confidence but in fact, they can be solved with proper development practices. Here are 10 worthy habits to invest in to write cleaner and smarter code with less effort. Let’s start developing these habits now! Learning Programming: 10 Misconceptions That Are Not True .no-js #ref-block-post-18138 .ref-block__thumbnail { background-image: url(“https://assets.hongkiat.com/uploads/thumbs/250×160/programming-myth.jpg”);…
Reading from a screen can be difficult, so if you want people to read your whole blog post, it must be easy to read. This will get you more returning visitors and a higher conversion rate. Luckily, improving the readability of your content is something you can do relatively easily, to give your site a…
In this course, you will learn how to build deep learning models with PyTorch and Python. The course makes PyTorch a bit more approachable for people starting out with deep learning and neural networks. ? Code: ?? Course Contents ?? ?? (0:00:00) Introduction ?? (0:03:25) PyTorch Basics & Linear Regression ?? (1:32:15) Image Classification with…
If you have an email address with your own domain name, you need to be able to access those emails on the go. According to Statista.com, there are approximately more than 100 million iPhone users in the United States. In the past, if you had an email account set up with a personalized domain name, you…
Pocket Casts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RSS, or wherever you like to listen. Matt Mullenweg speaks with neuroscientist Dr. Adam Gazzaley, co-author of the 2016 book The Distracted Mind: Ancient Brains in a High-Tech World, about how our brains work, particularly during times like the current pandemic. How does the brain handle internal and external stimuli,…
As Fedora Workstation 32 was released today I ended up looking back at our efforts to drain the swamp over the last 6 years. In April of 2014 I wrote a blog post outlining our vision for the Fedora Workstation effort and what we wanted to achieve with it. I hadn’t looked at that blog…
Today is a special day. Today, a project we’ve been working on for a year sees the light of day. Yoast SEO 14.0 rewrites the playbook on how a WordPress SEO plugin can work. Thanks to an approach we call indexables, we bring you a much faster experience and a new foundation that helps us…
Yii is a fast, secure, and efficient PHP framework used to create all kinds of web apps. Learn how to use Yii2 in this full tutorial for beginners by building a YouTube clone. ?This course was developed by Zura Sekhniashvili. Check out his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_UMEcP_kF0z4E6KbxCpV1w ?Code: https://github.com/thecodeholic/Yii2-Youtube-Clone Read moreWhat is the difference between shared…
If you run Google PageSpeed tests on your website, you may have seen the recommendation to “Preload Key Requests.”
This post explains what that recommendation means, the advantages as well as the pitfalls, and most importantly, how to do it.
Today we are going to deploy our React Native project as a web app! This is part of a series of live streams where we are building a React Native app using Expo that links up with the Neurosity Notion brain computer to send and use data from the brain! See a professional software engineer…
If you create long form content with multiple headings, you should consider adding a Table of Contents (ToC) in WordPress to improve the user experience. Also, a table of contents can even help to display your sitelinks on search results. In this post, I will reveal an easy method to add table of contents in…
So you have probably seen the announcement that Lenovo are launching a set of Fedora Workstation based laptops. I am so happy and proud of this effort as it comes as the culmination of our hard effort over the last 6 years to drain the swamp and make Linux a more viable desktop operating system….
In Distributed FAQ, Matt Mullenweg addresses some of the most common issues companies, executives, and individuals face as they consider transitioning to a distributed model. Q. With the rapid rise of distributed work, what are your top pieces of advice for someone going through the transition from a traditional work environment to a remote one? A:…
If you’re working with or using WordPress, then you should always think about your site’s security. WordPress isn’t any more or less secure than any other platform, but the number of users, plugins and third party add-ons make it a common target for attackers. Don’t worry though, there are some basic steps you can take…
Learn how to create a custom WordPress theme. You will learn a process that you can use to convert any HTML/CSS template into a WordPress theme. ? HTML/CSS template: https://github.com/wilsmex/blog-site-template ? Course from Andrew Wilson. Check out his YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/followandrew Read moreWhat is the difference between shared & dedicated hosting??? Course Contents ?? ??…
Tech news site The Information recently launched a new series, “Out of Office,” focusing on the rapid growth of remote work. Automattic CEO and Distributed Podcast host Matt Mullenweg appeared in the inaugural column, talking to reporter Nick Wingfield about his home-office setup and gear preferences: Naturally, he has a perspective on what technologies to…