Node.js is a cross-platform open source JavaScript runtime environment that runs outside of the browser. Due to its event-driven and non-blocking I/O architecture, Node.js can support more applications while using …

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WordPress, the popular open-source Content Management System (CMS), is used by 60% of all websites. However, because it is open-source and can be endlessly customized and optimized, it can be …

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If your website is built with WordPress, keeping it secure should be your top priority. Among the many security attacks, brute force attacks, despite being an old technique, continue to …

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WooCommerce is a fantastic open-source eCommerce platform built on WordPress that allows you to seamlessly convert your WordPress site to an eCommerce site. It has a large library of extensions …

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If you already have a WordPress site or are starting one, you’ll need to know how to add an Under Construction page. There are two types of construction modes: maintenance …

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WordPress has a large number of themes, and it can be difficult to choose just one. You may have experimented with a few different themes to get a feel for …

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  CAPTCHAs are commonly used in websites to prevent hacker-programmed bots from gaining unauthorized access to a website’s services. If you suddenly received a flood of spam emails, or if …

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WordPress and Webflow are web builder platforms that provide users with a feature-rich web platform for creating websites and managing web content in a short period of time. Though WordPress …

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Many hosting providers use Apache web servers to host their WordPress, Joomla and many other applications. Apache web servers keep records of user activities and errors in log files, used …

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If you’re looking for Google Tag Manager, there’s a good chance you have Google Analytics up and running on your WordPress site by now. If you don’t have Google Analytics …

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