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In this extensive report, we talk about WordPress usage, security analysis, and performance factors across the most popular websites on the planet. Did you know that there are more than 1.5 billion hostnames in circulation and roughly 180 million active websites? If you love these types of statistics, check out the monthly Web Server Survey report from Netcraft. The survey focuses on monitoring the Web for all active sites and domain names....

The art of writing for search engines is always in a state of flux. One day, something that worked for many years suddenly does no more. This is a reference to a time when Google moved their search operations to SSL, which meant that Google Analytics could no longer track incoming keywords. Without keywords, you can no longer understand which phrases are sending visitors to your posts. As a result, it becomes much harder to write copy that includes specific keyword phrases....

Let’s learn about the stack and its implementation in Python. What is a Stack? A stack is similar to the pile of books, chairs, etc.., in real-life. And it follows the Last-in/First-out (LIFO) principle. It is the simplest data structure. Let’s see the scenario with a real-world example. Let’s say we have a pile of books as follows. When we want the third book from the top then, we have to remove the first two books from the top to take out the third book....

This is where Dockerfile comes into the picture; it will help you create custom Docker images. Hence, knowing about Dockerfile is essential. What is Dockerfile? It is a simple text file with a set of command or instruction. These commands/instructions are executed successively to perform actions on the base image to create a new docker image. comments and commands + arguments are two kinds of main line blocks in Dockerfile syntax Comments Syntax Commands + Arguments Example Below is how your workflow will look like....