

A couple of reads that have accumulated dust on my desk. Finally had some breathing room to dive into them over the weekend. Very interesting and necessary information for someone that builds sites, or uses the internet/networks. You can find these at: Linux Basics for Hackers and How Cybersecurity Really Works
After a long stretch of focusing on other projects, I’m diving back into react.gg to sharpen my React skills. 💻🔥 Excited to get back into the rhythm. Curious—what’s something you’ve picked back up recently after a break? What rabbit holes have you hopped into? 🕳️🐇 Check out react.gg here👇 https://ui.dev/c/react
Hey, hey, hey… a little SEO and accessibility tip: Use Google’s Rich Results Test to validate your site’s schema data markup. If you are interested in schema, check out schema.org. Super interesting and super important behind-the-scenes part of identifying your sites purpose and the items within.
It is possible, and recommended, to use Schema.org’s validator to check your sites structured data markup. Schema.org provides a standardized vocabulary for structured data markup, helping search engines better understand and display web content. By implementing schema markup, websites can enhance their visibility in search results through rich snippets, knowledge panels, and other SERP features….
There’s a lot of unnecessary WP bashing out there! The truth is, WordPress dominates because it’s flexible, scalable, and widely supported. Most of the criticism comes from: Why WordPress Still Wins for Many Use Cases It’s used by the biggest brands & media companies (if TIME, TechCrunch, and PlayStation trust it, it’s good enough for…
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