HTTP Definition Name of the technology used to send and receive data on the web. It stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol.
Problem!: In PHP, Null Coalescing Operator with Arrays Leads to Bugs! My Blog Using $my_array['key'] ?? $default_value does unexpected things?!
The Benefits of Automated Tests Explanation A list of key benefits for automated tests, such as unit tests and regression tests, for developers who don't know what tests are for.
Common File Extensions List Reference a list of common file extensions you may encounter on your PC or in the web.
Programming Language Definition What are programming languages, their types, how they work, and examples.
Problem!: Linux .Desktop Files Don't Allow Relative Paths?! Linux My Blog Rant Today I tried to do things the Linux way and was once again disappointed by its pervasively anti-user design.
Note: RSS Taught Me Web Design My Blog After using a pleasant RSS client, I learned my web design was so terrible I was forced to change it.
Note: WordPress is Used by Everyone Explanation You may have heard that "most website are made with Wordpress." Turns out they are not!
My Review of Fluent Reader Free Linux macOS Open Source Review Windows A great RSS client for casually browsing articles with thumbnail support, although it has many, many shortcomings.
Podcast Definition Something similar to a blog in audio format: it's a series of audio "episodes" published using the RSS technology.
Peertube Definition Fediverse RSS Video-Sharing Technology used to create video-sharing websites like Youtube and Vimeo that are connected to the Fediverse (like Mastodon).
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How to Use RSS to Follow a Blog on Tumblr Tutorial Tutorial: how to follow a user on Tumblr using RSS..
Note: Most of My Website's Storage Costs Comes from a Single Error Log File My Blog Today I realized of the 419 megabytes of my website, 196 are taken by a single log file.
RSS Formats Supported by WordPress Reference Wordpress supports four RSS formats by default: RSS 2.0, RSS 0.92, RDF (RSS 1.0), and ATOM 1.0.
Some Links Aren't Actually Links Explanation Some websites have things that look like links, but aren't actually links, lacking the superior functionality that real links would have!