For a long time, WordPress used one type of content editor, that used a What You See is What You Get (WYSIWYG) visual editor. However, with the popularity of page builders that offer a truer WYSIWYG experience, WordPress came up with the block editor, also known as Gutenberg.

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In this article, you’ll learn about Google Analytics, why you need it, and even how to add Google Analytics to WordPress.

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Every web host or tech blog you’ve probably visited, has probably mentioned something about you needing SSL for your website. In this article, you’ll learn a little bit about SSL, HTTP vs HTTPs, how to get SSL for your site, and lastly, why you need SSL for your website.

In the last few years TypeScript has seen an absolute explosion in adoption and popularity. Some of the tools you’re probably very familiar with as web developers, such as VSCode, Chrome DevTools, and more, are all now authored in TypeScript. TypeScript brings many benefits to a project that help explain its widespread adoption: 1. Being able to add types to your code increases its robustness; the

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