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Two-Factor Authentication or 2FA: all you need to know
2FA, an acronym for “Two-Factor Authentication”, implies that in addition to providing your username and password (first factor), an additional step (second factor) is required. This ensures the person trying to access a service is the legitimate user. Two-Factor Authentication, or 2FA, enhances the security of restricted access services by asking the user for a…
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How I created an automatic website with +930 clicks in <3 months
I am not going to sell you a website in 5 minutes or a motorcycle for a euro and a half. Automation also takes time and costs, although it allows processes to be accelerated and a single professional to cover much more work. In fact, I am going to show you how I have created…
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When and Why Should I Submit a URL to The Search Engines?
First of all, to submit a url to the search engines and make it possible for them to show your url in the search results is known as “indexing.” In most search engines, it is not necessary to submit your website or a specific URL for it to appear in search results. However, on some…
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jQuery: Relevance and Alternatives for WordPress
jQuery is a lightweight JavaScript library that simplifies HTML manipulation, event handling, animation, and asynchronous requests, making it easier to create interactive web pages with less code. It is widely used for front-end web development due to its simplicity and cross-browser compatibility. Understanding the role of jQuery in WordPress is essential for optimizing your website.…
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Building a Competitive WordPress Managed Hosting
We reveal the power of our Infrastructure in the realm of WordPress Managed Hosting. Learn how starting small can lead to adopting the best practices and standards, while leveraging our agility to outpace larger corporations.
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WordCamp Barcelona 2023: A Wonderful Triplet
On May 5-6, 2023, WordCamp Barcelona was held. We had been eagerly awaiting this event, five years since the previous one. The event took place at Cotxeres de Sants on the 5th, which was the contributor’s day, and at UPF on the 6th, the day of the Speeches. In this article, we would like to…
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400 Bad Request Error: Guide to Understanding and Resolving
The 400 Bad Request error is a common HTTP error code that users can encounter while browsing the web. This article discusses the different causes of this error, such as issues with URL syntax, request headers, cookies, and request body content. The article provides several tips on how to troubleshoot and fix this error, such…
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HTTP 500 Internal Server Error: Causes And Fixes
The 500 Internal Server Error is a generic error message that is returned by the server when it encounters an unexpected condition or an internal server error that prevents it from fulfilling the request made by the client. The error could be caused by various factors, such as database errors, bugs in scripts, modules, insufficient…
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PHP 8 WordPress Compatibility Best Practices
On November 26th, 2020, PHP 8 was released to the world. Two years later, PHP’s latest version 8.2 offers new features and improvements promising to enhance the security and performance of our WordPress sites. WordPress Core is compatible with PHP 8 since its 5.6 release. But should I upgrade right away? Let’s analyze the main changes…
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