Blog
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How to contribute to WordPress Core: a not so technical case
The most applauded contributions to open-source projects like WordPress tend to be those that involve code. However, there are many other ways to start collaborating.
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The experience of building websites with WordPress and Gutenberg
Gutenberg is now much more than an experiment; it is a strong bet on the future of web democracy.
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I don’t know what to write about on my blog
Has it happened to you that you have the conviction to write on your blog but you don’t know what? Below I share a series of recommendations to avoid writer’s block.
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Is Divi a good option for making websites with WordPress?
Divi is a visual builder chosen by many web designers for its ease of use, but today, it has a lot of solid competition in the WordPress builder market. Is it worth building websites with Divi?
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How to quote a website developed with WordPress
Charge per hour? By project? What do I include in the costs? This guide will help you consider the best way to charge for a WordPress website.
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Why did I stop blogging?
There was a time when blogging was trendy, and there were things called blogrolls where you recommended your friends in the sidebar. Everyone read each other and commented… it was so cool. RSS was the way to subscribe. As a fashion, blogs stopped being popular, and people began replacing them with microblogging on platforms like…
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Basic characteristics of an online magazine
Some characteristics of digital publications. What makes a site on the Internet recognized as a magazine? How different are digital magazines from print ones? Things that should not be missing from a digital magazine.
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Tips for using your email
An excellent way to use your email inbox is to keep it as tidy as possible to review your pending tasks. Here are some extra tips to manage your inbox.
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Why back up a website
Making a website backup is essential to experiment with our information safely, update the system, move the site to another server, and check that our backup works.
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How to modify websites without having to close them using the cache
It is common for websites to be redesigned and spend some time offline while new files are uploaded or design or structure modifications are made. Usually, there is no need.
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WordPress Evolution
Since switching to WordPress, I have been surprised by how many plugins people work on. Open Source is a delight for those who want and don’t want to code.