REST, GraphQL, and Founding a Startup, with Michael Paris and Vince Ning
This episode of the Versioning Show features Michael Paris and Vince Ning, the founders of Scaphold.io, a GraphQL backend-as-a-service. They discuss their entrepreneurial journey, including leaving their jobs at Microsoft, securing Y Combinator fund
Feb 17, 2025 am 11:13 AM
How to Think about Website Security as an Admin
Website security: The key points that administrators must know Webmasters of small businesses or organizations, especially those without full-time staff and large IT and network teams, often overlook many basic website security principles. In today's era, not only targeted hacking attacks exist, but also large-scale scripting attacks targeting seemingly endless random targets, which is very dangerous. No matter how small or low your website is, it can be a target. Whether you are a website developer or an administrator, you may not be familiar with some basic website security tips. If you are an employee in charge of website management and are reading this article, some security considerations may sound difficult, but remember that you can learn everything you need to know. There are many resources
Feb 17, 2025 am 11:02 AM
Why Self-Hosting Your Website Is a Bad Idea
The pros and cons of building a self-built website: is it a challenge or an opportunity? This article will explore the pros and cons of building a self-built website to help you make informed decisions. Build a self-built website seems simple, but it actually hides many challenges, including: ISP restrictions, static IP requirements, and potential downtime risks of home networks. Challenges of building a self-built website: Startup barrier: Many ISPs limit port 80 (the default port for most network traffic) and even issue warnings or shut down services for hosting websites on home networks. Even commercial Internet packages may have restrictions. Additionally, you need a static IP address, which may incur additional costs. Security Risk: Build your own website will increase network security risks, making your network vulnerable to various attacks, such as denial of service attacks
Feb 17, 2025 am 11:01 AM
Web Maker, an Offline, Browser-based CodePen Alternative
Web Maker: Offline browser code editor, your code paradise Web Maker is a Chrome browser extension that provides an offline, browser-based code editing environment similar to online code editors such as CodePen, JSBin, and JSFiddle, allowing you to write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code in real time. Preview effects. This tool has many practical features such as instant refresh, saving and loading projects, supporting mainstream preprocessors, adding external JavaScript or CSS libraries, multiple layout modes, and screenshots. You can also save the work as an HTML file or open it directly on CodePen, and
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:59 AM
10 Ways to Keep Your Programming Skills Sharp Between Jobs
Key Points Maintain proficiency in skills and learn new concepts in entertainment by participating in programming games such as CodeCombat, CodeMonkey, CheckIO and CodeWars. Learn programming and coding in your free time with audiobooks or text-to-voice tools. Volunteering or providing discounted services to maintain programming skills and gain practical experience, especially when job search is difficult. Take online programming courses, online forums and local events to maintain or update existing projects to keep your programming skills sharp and relevant. Staying a leading position in the rapidly evolving programming and development field is an ongoing challenge for developers. If you don't have a job at the moment, this challenge will be even greater because the job passes
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:46 AM
Dedicated Server Hosting: the Pros and Cons
Exclusive server hosting: the pinnacle of performance and flexibility Exclusive server hosting provides unparalleled flexibility and performance, allowing users to install any software they need and take advantage of the full processing power of the device. However, this option requires a high level of technical expertise to set up and maintain. While exclusive servers provide excellent functionality and control, they also take huge responsibility for security. Hosts usually provide some level of backup and monitoring services, but the security of the server depends largely on the user's responsibility. Exclusive servers are the most expensive hosting option, often chosen by large companies with high traffic websites. Despite the rise of cloud-based alternatives, exclusive servers are still the best choice for performance-critical operations. This article is with Si
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:44 AM
A Guide to the Auto-Placement Algorithm in CSS Grid
This tutorial details the CSS Grid Layout module's auto-placement algorithm, which positions elements based on the grid-auto-flow property. Previous articles covered CSS Grid basics, but this one focuses on the algorithm itself, explaining how eleme
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:39 AM
Google's Interstitial Ad Penalty and Its Effect on Mobile Marketers
Google's Mobile Interstitial Ad Penalty: A Guide for Marketers Key Points: Since January 10, 2017, Google has penalized websites with intrusive interstitial ads that significantly hinder mobile user experience. This impacts search rankings, given
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:38 AM
TestCafe: Easier End-to-end Web App Testing with Node.js
TestCafe: Node.js framework for simplifying automated testing of web applications Core points: TestCafe is a web application testing framework based on Node.js, which simplifies the setup and running process of automated tests. It covers all phases of testing, including starting a browser, running a test, collecting results, and generating reports. TestCafe does not require browser plugins or other dependencies and supports testing in any popular modern desktop or mobile browser. It is also compatible with cloud testing services and unconventional browsers through the plugin ecosystem. TestCafe offers a variety of test operations, from hover to file upload, and has a built-in automatic waiting mechanism without manually adding waiting or hibernation.
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:31 AM
Tame Unruly Style Sheets With These Three CSS Methodologies
This article is part of a series of articles in collaboration with SiteGround. Thank you for supporting the partners who made SitePoint possible. This article will explore three successful CSS architecture approaches, including their principles, goals, and strengths. Key Points BEM, SMACSS and ECSS are three methods for managing CSS architectures, each with its own principles, goals and advantages. BEM (Block-Element-Modifier) focuses on the long-term easy maintenance of projects and components, using smart naming conventions to organize CSS code into reusable modules. SMACSS (Extensible and Modular CSS Architecture) classifies CSS rules to identify patterns and create C for writing maintainable and reusable
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:25 AM
Seven Ways You Can Place Elements Using CSS Grid Layout
Seven ways to layout web elements using CSS Grid (This article was updated on March 23, 2017. Specific content: Browser support for CSS Grid layout) This article will introduce seven ways to place elements in web pages using the Grid Layout module. SitePoint has previously published "Introduction to CSS Grid Layout". Recently, I also wrote "The Current Situation of the Draft Work of CSS Grid Layout". Here, the focus will be entirely on the specific way to layout elements on a web page using CSS Grid. Now, let's introduce them one by one. Key Points CSS Grid Layout allows for flexible use of multiple methods on web pages
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:20 AM
CSS Animation, Prototyping Tools, and Sources of Inspiration, with Donovan Hutchinson
This Versioning Show episode features developer, educator, and CSSanimation.rocks founder Donovan Hutchinson. Tim and David discuss a range of topics with Donovan, including the benefits of teaching and speaking to enhance learning, solving user in
Feb 17, 2025 am 10:09 AM
A Developer's Guide to Managing Email Accounts
Efficiently manage developer emails: say goodbye to the mess of emails and embrace efficient communication This article explores various approaches to developer mailbox management and highlights the unique solution of Bulc Club. Faced with the growing number of emails and security risks, efficient email management is crucial. Core points: Multi-mailbox strategy: Create independent mailboxes for different purposes to effectively isolate work, personal and subscribe emails, and reduce spam and security risks. Alias use: Use email aliases (for example, username github@example.com) to automatically classify emails to improve efficiency and facilitate filtering of spam. Email forwarding: Use email forwarding service to protect personal email addresses and receive emails at the same time
Feb 17, 2025 am 09:57 AM
What Sort of Hosting Should I Choose for My Website?
Choosing the Right Web Hosting: A Guide to Server Types and Considerations Key Considerations: Selecting the ideal web hosting solution hinges on several crucial factors: website size, anticipated traffic, the chosen platform (e.g., WordPress, Jooml
Feb 17, 2025 am 09:53 AM
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