Websites are all around us. But how do they work, and how can you make your own? Sure, there are services out there that “create your own website” in seconds, but… is it really your own?
In this guide, we’ll be talking networking, HTML and how the web actually works.
A password is used to log in to most websites and services. But why do people tell you that “potato” isn’t a good password to use? And why should you use a different password for every website?
1. Login to your GitHub account or create one. It’s irrelevant whether you’re using your personal email address or a student email address for your…
This is a list of plugins I use to protect my browsing. Is is supposed to be a short list made for sharing. The bold plugins are very unlikely to break sites and should be installed on every computer.
I have recently published a new repository, which can be found here. It allows you to generate a .htaccess file from a CSV table. This post will help you use the tool.
I’m a big fan of never using using namespace std. There are a ton of technical reasons, but I want to talk about the readability part. Generally, if it is avoided, it’s easier for somebody checking your code to see which variables are yours. Sure, cout and cin are unmistakable, but what about vector or hash or pair?
