The world is a dangerous place. There is a lot of information out there, and some of it is more sensitive than the rest. Your name, your emails, your passwords, social security, birth dates, credit card numbers, etc.
Before the release of HTML5, the classic <div class="article">, <div class="nav">, or any number of classes or IDs that the
search engines had to sift through made it difficult for them to decypher just what content belonged to which part of the page. Sure
the algorithm eventually got close, but HTML5 put it right on the spot.
Working with the web in general is extremely easy to get into. There are a ton of resources available for almost any aspect that one might want to get into. If you want to get into web development then you can learn how to code HTML from any number of sources. The same goes for JavaScript, CSS, PHP, or a multitude of other languages, frameworks, or libraries.
If you read my last post on web development then you'd know that I am an SEO convert and wanting to learn everything that I can about it, but like most things worth learning, there are literally thousands of places that I could start. So where do I start?
If you read my last post on web development then you'd know that I am an SEO convert and wanting to learn everything that I can about it, but like most things worth learning, there are literally thousands of places that I could start. So where do I start?
I've had a pretty minimal web presence for quite a while, but I've come to the conclusion that it's definitely time to change that.