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Re: Here at DaniWeb, we use Cloudflare. It's a reverse proxy that sits in between the end-user and your web server(s) and does a whole assortment of things including performance optimizations and caching. There *is* a free version. Another popular alternative is Fastly, but I'm not sure if it has a … | |
Re: Locking this topic because it seems to be just swarmed with AI-generated content. | |
Re: Unfortunately I don't have any experience with either Tailwind nor nextjs. However, I do have experience with .scss, as I personally use it with Twitter Bootstrap for DaniWeb. I did some quick Googling and I'm confused what you mean by helping you to figure out how to use it. My … | |
We host some page resources, such as fonts, on a different subdomain (e.g. webpages are at www.daniweb.com and resources are at cdn.daniweb.com) An HTTP header of `access-control-allow-origin: *` is being sent from all cdn.daniweb.com requests. When inspecting indexed pages from Google Search Console, from the URL Inspection tool I click … | |
Re: As you infer, SEO is changing all the time and the best techniques to use are constantly changing. Here is an article on Google’s latest guidance based on the August core algorithm update that came out last month. Note that the previous Helpful Content Update (referred to as HCU) that … | |
Re: Hi Wendy! Welcome to DaniWeb!! Thank you so much for joining. What is your tech stack of choice? (Just trying to make small talk here.) | |
Re: It’s been 17 years since the OP posted. I think that by this point, either they got it or they didn’t. ;) | |
Re: Hi and welcome, Robert! :) What are your interests? Software development? Web development? SEO? | |
Re: Here at DaniWeb we use Cloudflare, and it does a whole lot more than just be a WAF. We primarily use it for its caching abilities as a CDN. How easy is it to set up and configure your WAF? Some people with shared hosting for their blog or that … | |
Re: Hello, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I am of the opinion that you can't really make a decent amount of money as a web developer just with "average" skills. As you point out, "average" freelancers are a dime a dozen on sites such as Upwork … | |
Re: Which date do you want? The one from order_date or target_date? I can help you if you explain what you're trying to achieve, and what each of the 3 tables represents. What date do you want in the final column to represent? Where is the staff name? Is that orders.client_contact? … | |
Re: As a consumer, I've become more and more frustrated with the recent increase in AI-driven customer chat support that seemingly has taken over. They tend to just regurgitate the information that is already contained within the product's FAQs, manuals, and marketing materials, etc., and I tend to end up going … | |
Re: I think astrology is a huge part of Indian culture. | |
Re: https://www.reddit.com/r/muslimtechnet/comments/ufp6s7/anyone_have_experience_with_prayer_time_apis_any/ | |
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Re: Thank you for the status update. Let us know how it goes! | |
Re: Hello and welcome to DaniWeb!! To answer your question ... Hmm, let me think about this a moment. I would say that the biggest challenge I've ever faced in digital marketing, hands down, has been with digital PR. It's just not something I have a lot of experience with, and, … | |
Re: I suppose it depends on what most interests you and what you foresee yourself working on in the future. Data science lends itself well to working with big data, whether that’s with AI, social media, data collection and interpretation, etc. | |
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Re: I know this is a really old post, but I just came across it recently, and just in case the jsfiddle becomes unavailable at any point in the future, what's written there is: var num = "12345"; alert(num.charAt(num.length - 1)); | |
Re: I'm so confused. Is this a homework question? My answer would be that using those concepts, not in Java development, but OOP in my own language of choice, allows me to organize my code, and roll my own ORM, which maps rows in my database tables with objects. it allows … | |
Re: I can’t tell if every response in this topic is low quality AI generated or not. :( | |
Re: Hi and welcome!! Thank you for joining. I did a BS in computer science about 20 years ago, back when I started DaniWeb. | |
Re: What I do here at DaniWeb is include all pages in the paginated series in our sitemap file. Here is [Google's official documentation](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/specialty/ecommerce/pagination-and-incremental-page-loading) on how to handle pagination. You can use HTML meta tags for first page in a series and next page in a series, which is what we … | |
Re: I would say just a simple understanding of the concept of \[mathematical] variables, and a willingness to learn. Back when I was in school 20 years ago, I recall the business school offering an introduction to Java course as student's first (and often only) foray into programming. | |
Re: Does Newegg still exist? It’s been decades since I’ve bought a computer or computer parts from anyone other than Apple or Dell. | |
Re: Hello, and welcome to DaniWeb!! Thanks for joining. May I ask what brought you here? | |
Re: No, rproffitt. The link that you found is irrelevant and talking about something else entirely. It is discussing people with affiliate sites advertising with PPC (paid), which is different than SEO (organic). To answer your question, to err on the side of caution, I would use the rel link attribute … | |
Re: Huh??? Semrush isn't a replacement for HARO?? HARO works but it takes a LOT of manual work. Nowadays, it doesn't work as well as it used to because there's so much competition, so your pitches have to really stand out. It's good if you have the time but not the … | |
Re: > What does your programming studio look like ? Curious to see all the mega hardwares. Do you mind attaching an image of your work room on your forum somewhere ? Maybe as a background image on your forum homepage ? My office is really messy today, but I'll take … | |
Re: A way to power it, a way to charge a wireless mouse, and a way to connect to an external display. That's my vote. | |
Re: Here's a simple tutorial on Sitepoint: https://www.sitepoint.com/create-a-php-login-system/ | |
Re: A little popup ... "You've been posting angrily on social media all day today. Here are some links to help you meditate." | |
Re: I have no idea what type of counting code you need, nor how that would be related to Bootstrap (the CSS framework). Please take more time to help us to help you. | |
Apparently a new feature in Google Chrome is to automatically generate AI content. All I need to do is start typing a sentence or two here in this textbox, right click, select "Help Me Write", choose if I want it to be short-form or long-form text, be formal or casual … | |
Re: I suppose I'm confused why you can't just do a lost password reset? | |
Re: No, just in Web Development, but you can use the seo tag. | |
We use a lot of AJAX that loads JSON files that return an application/json mime type. In some instances, these JSON files are used to assemble elements on the page, so we don't want to hide them from Google because we want Google to see the page fully rendered. My … | |
Re: No one mentioned this yet, but you can as long as one of the pages is considered the canonical. That is, the original. You can use the rel=canonical meta tag to refer to one of the URLs as the original and the other(s) as duplicate. Googlebot will treat it almost … | |
Re: What we do here at DaniWeb is write to Redis. Redis is a distributed, in-memory key-value pair storage engine and supports different data structures including lists, sets, hashes, streams, etc. It can be configured to be strictly in-memory or to be persistent. | |
Re: It’s been my personal experience that you shouldn’t. Web development houses in India tend to hire self-taught programmers with not a lot of strong experience. That isn’t anything negative about programmers from India. I’d actually recommend Upwork and there are a lot of really strong programmers there from around the … | |
Re: I wish I could help but I do MySQL and PHP. I definitely agree with you that it makes sense to get data into the database and then process it and query it as much as you can from in there. However, it’s been my experience that, just because you … | |
Re: What is jamstack architecture? I'm not familiar with it. As far as tools and frameworks, I've pretty much been using the same ones for the past 20 years. PHP + MySQL + Nginx + Redis + Memcached + SphinxSearch on the backend. Cloudflare as a CDN. On the front end, … | |
Re: Hello! Firstly, thank you for joining DaniWeb :) To answer your question, NO, you definitely did not do anything wrong. DaniWeb is a community of over a million members, and with that, everyone is an individual with their own thoughts and opinions. With that, members can choose to up-vote or … | |
Re: For those unaware, the discussion that Emma is referring to is [this one](https://www.daniweb.com/digital-media/digital-marketing/search-engine-strategies/threads/542056/does-tools-give-100-correct-answers). Thank you for your story. Sorry that happened to you. Did you end up not getting the job because of that? You live and you learn, and always strive to do better next time! |
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