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Cómo Iniciar en el Desarrollo Web

Cómo Iniciar en el Desarrollo Web

Introducción El desarrollo web es una de las carreras más demandadas en la actualidad, tanto para aquellos interesados en el frontend (lo que el usuario ve) como en el backend (la lógica del servidor). Si estás comenzando y te preguntas por dónde empezar o cuánto puedes ganar como desarrollador, esta guía te dará un camino claro y recursos para comenzar. ¿Qué es el Desarrollo Web? El desarrollo web se divide en dos grandes áreas: Frontend: La parte visual e interactiva de un sitio web. Incluye: HTML: Estructura el contenido. CSS: Estiliza el diseño y la presentación. JavaScript: Añade interactividad y…
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Enable FTP Publishing on a Web Server in Windows 11

Enable FTP Publishing on a Web Server in Windows 11

How to Enable FTP Publishing on a Web Server? FTP Publishing on a Web Server : If you’re operating a web server powered by Windows 11, enabling FTP publishing can provide a streamlined method for content deployment, maintenance, and collaboration. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up FTP publishing on a Windows 11 server using Internet Information Services (IIS). IIS, a comprehensive web server solution from Microsoft, not only handles web content but also offers a built-in FTP server, making it an ideal choice for managing file transfers. Enable FTP Publishing on a Web Server- Simple…
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Exploring the Development and Impact of NFT Platforms

Exploring the Development and Impact of NFT Platforms

As a developer passionate about blockchain technology and its applications, I've recently worked on an exciting project in the NFT space. My latest project, Bermuda Unicorn, is a comprehensive NFT marketplace designed to facilitate the creation, buying, and selling of unique digital assets. In this post, I'd like to share a brief case study of my NFT site to illustrate the development process and the impact it's had on the digital collectibles market. Case Study: Bermuda Unicorn NFT Marketplace Bermuda Unicorn is an NFT platform that enables users to mint, trade, and showcase their digital collectibles. The development process involved…
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Thought-Provoking Questions Every Backend Developer Should Ask

Thought-Provoking Questions Every Backend Developer Should Ask

Whenever I embark on a backend development project, I find it essential to ask myself a set of critical questions. These questions help guide my approach to building a system that is scalable, secure, and highly performant. Here are some of the key areas I focus on and the thought-provoking questions I ask to ensure I'm building the best possible solution. 1. API Design & Usability APIs are the backbone of many backend services. They need to be both functional and easy to use, but they also require speed, security, and resilience against abuse. Some of the questions I ask…
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Behavioural Interview Guidance

Behavioural Interview Guidance

1. Question: Tell me about a time when you had to handle a challenging project with tight deadlines. How did you manage to deliver it successfully? Possible Answer: "In my previous role as a project manager, I was given a tight deadline to implement a new CRM system across the organization. The challenge was the integration with our existing systems, which required a lot of customization. To meet the deadline, I prioritized tasks using a Kanban board, broke down the project into manageable sprints, and held daily stand-up meetings to ensure alignment. I also encouraged the team to escalate issues…
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Data Scraping: A JSON-derful Adventure!

Data Scraping: A JSON-derful Adventure!

Data scraping, often referred to as web scraping, is the process of extracting data from websites. In recent years, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) has become a popular format for data exchange, making it a prime target for scraping. This guide provides an overview of data scraping, its history, its main uses, and how popular companies utilize it today. A Brief History of Data Scraping The origins of data scraping can be traced back to the early days of the interwebs when people needed to extract information from static HTML pages. Early web scrapers were simple scripts written in languages like…
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5 tools to Complement Your Tax Workflow

5 tools to Complement Your Tax Workflow

Tax professionals often race against the clock to navigate through tons of forms, numbers, and endless calculations. Tax season can feel like a life-or-death high-stakes adventure, and it is, after all. But fear not. You can equip yourself with the latest and greatest tax software tools to easily conquer the complexities of tax workflows and file returns without missing deadlines with the help of workflow management software and some fundamental tools. What is a Workflow Automation Tool? Workflow management software or tools organize and automate different tax filing processes, primarily to integrate them into each other. By automating repetitive tasks…
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500 views on the new Landing page in 7 hours!

500 views on the new Landing page in 7 hours!

Hi everyone, I'm Antonio, the CEO of Litlyx. Over the past week, I’ve been working tirelessly on our new landing page, and I’m excited to share the result with you. I think it’s looking great so far, and feedback has been positive! I would really appreciate hearing your thoughts, especially since many of you have been supporting our journey at Litlyx since day one. You can check out the new landing page by following the link above. Fun fact: the little chart you see on the page is actually being tracked by Litlyx itself! It’s pretty cool to use our…
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What is Closure in JavaScript and How is it Useful?

What is Closure in JavaScript and How is it Useful?

A closure is a feature in JavaScript where an inner function has access to variables from its outer function, even after the outer function has finished executing. This allows the inner function to remember the environment in which it was created. When a function is created inside another function, it forms a closure. The inner function has access to Its own variables, Variables from the outer function and Global variables. The key part of a closure is that the inner function retains access to the outer function's variables, even after the outer function has returned. Example of a Closure: function…
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