In this modern era of large, powerful, complex websites, we often lose sight of what really matters: the user experience. This can encompass everything from how fast the site loads, to how responsive it is, to simply how easy it is to find in search results. Our sites can have all the bells and whistles […]
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CMS stands for Content Management System. A few non headless CMSs you may have heard of include WordPress and Drupal. These platforms however have evolved into much more than facilitating just the delivery of content. So where does the “headless” come in? It’s from the separation of the “head” (front-end) from the body (back-end). This
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Modern Microsoft is working really hard to make sure that all their tools work on any operating system. In 2016 they announced support for SQL Server on Linux. Fast forward to 2019 and if you’re a .NET developer there’s a decent chance you want to develop on a Mac since .NET Core will run anywhere
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Some of the most common WordPress woes are: Core WordPress is Minimal: WordPress core website has minimal functionality. It’s meant to only be a simple website and blog. If you’re doing anything other than images and text, plugins aren’t optional. Security Vulnerabilities: Because it’s so popular and widely used, WordPress is prone to hacks and
