This article provides a comprehensive overview of strategies for optimizing websites for voice search, aimed at web developers and SEO experts looking to enhance their digital presence and adapt to the changing landscape of user search behavior.
Welcome to my website where I share my development journey. It all started in 1996 when I built a basic HTML website for the company that I worked for. Although I briefly left the computer industry, I continued to build websites as a hobby. One day, I wanted to create a login system for a web page without using file-based software, so I searched for alternatives to ASP.Net and found a LAMP book. Using my qBasic knowledge from the 80s, I quickly learned PHP for the server-side scripting and MySQL as the database backend. My first real PHP program was a Jeopardy game for a class project. Over time, I transitioned from building website templates to creating them with CMS's that allowed clients to manage their own content without coding knowledge. After finding WordPress and its community, I made the choice to use this CMS in the long run. I take pleasure in developing plugins and customizing websites to meet my clients' needs. Browse my website to discover code snippets and other resources that have helped me become a better coder.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of strategies for optimizing websites for voice search, aimed at web developers and SEO experts looking to enhance their digital presence and adapt to the changing landscape of user search behavior.
In the dynamic realm of digital marketing and search engine optimization (SEO), understanding and leveraging schema markup has become increasingly crucial for businesses and webmasters aiming to enhance their online visibility in 2024. Schema markup, a code that you can add to your website, helps search engines return more informative results for users. By implementing […]
In the arena of digital communication, the significance of data privacy and security cannot be overstated. Privacy concerns have been a lightning rod for discussion, particularly in the wake of recent high-profile data breaches and controversies around the handling of personal data by several tech giants. It is in this climate that ProtonMail, an email […]
Sometimes when you are moving files from one host to another, you have to change the files owner or permissions so the web server can utilize it properly.
Here is a Linux command line that searches for files that are over a certain size so that you can find where you might be able to free up some space. Useful to find error_logs that have run amok.
Here is a method to import a SQL file into a database via the Linux command line.
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