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How To Use Yoast SEO on WordPress: Complete Tutorial
Not sure how to use the Yoast SEO plugin? In this guide we share everything you need to know about using Yoast to boost your WordPress site's SEO.
Build an App With FastAPI for Python
It's called "fast" for a reason! Here's what you need to know about FastAPI to quickly build application programming interfaces using Python.
Understanding CSRF Attacks and Locking Down CSRF Vulnerabilities
Learn the basics of CSRF attacks and how to prevent them from tricking authenticated users into making harmful requests unintentionally.
The Best Firebase Alternatives (7 Options)
Check out our recommendations for some of the best Firebase alternatives that are open source and give you more control.
The Best Affiliate WordPress Themes (Here Are 29)
Need WordPress themes for running affiliate-marketing and deal-management websites? Don't miss this list of the best themes for affiliates.
How To Create a MongoDB Database: 6 Critical Aspects To Know
To gain a better understanding of MongoDB, you need to know how to create databases in MongoDB, starting with the MongoDB Create Database command.
A Primer To Understanding Database Sharding
Understanding database sharding is key to scaling large web apps and websites. You'll also learn the different types of database sharding.
Understanding Database Technology: SQLite vs MySQL
Let's explore the differences between SQLite vs MySQL databases. They're both filled with unique advantages, disadvantages, and use cases.
React UI Components Libraries: Our Top Picks
There are plenty of libraries for React UI components. We've rounded up our favorites to help you pick the right one for your next project.
A New Era Has Begun: Kinsta Is the Cloud Platform for the Modern Developer
Offering Managed WordPress Hosting, Application Hosting, and Database Hosting, Kinsta is the compete cloud platform for modern developers.
Should You Use an In-Memory Database?
Reduce the latency of reading and writing data by using an in-memory database, which uses RAM instead of hard disk drives or solid-state drives.
Contain Your Data: Run MariaDB with Docker
Learn how to install MariaDB and Docker. You'll also explore how to connect a WordPress site with your containerized MariaDB database.