While there’s no rule stating that you must validate your Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), doing so will almost certainly prove beneficial. By running your code through a validator, you’ll be able to check it for syntax errors and other problems....
Earlier this month, Google’s John Mueller posted an update on how the search engine giant handles JavaScript websites and progressive web apps in its Search index, along with recommendations for webmasters who use JavaScript. A Little Bit About JavaScript… JavaScript...
So, you’re thinking about learning the Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) that’s used to create webpages? Whether you’re looking to embark on a career in web design/development, or if you are just doing it as a hobby, HTML will open...
What Are Ansible Towers and Why Do I Need Them? After learning about Ansible playbooks, we now know how the software manages and maps different tasks and resources to provide an efficient IT solution. However; we have yet to explore...
Ansible Playbooks: How Do They Work? We’ve already discussed how Ansible works and its salient features. Now it’s time to shift our attention to the nitty gritty details of the software. First up, let’s take a look at Ansible playbooks....
The dynamic, uninterpreted computer programming language JavaScript has been named the #1 most used language, according to a bi-annual report published by RedMonk. Of course, this shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who keeps up with RedMonk’s bi-annual programming...
What Is Ansible and How Does It Work? We all know that the key to success for any IT system is keeping it updated. However; most people don’t know that there’s another key too, one that ultimately decides on the...