Learn what software testing is, and how to run Python unit tests with unittest and pytest, two key frameworks for Python unit testing. Continue reading An Introduction to Python Unit Testing with unittest and pytest on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
One of the greatest things about WordPress is how easy to use it is. On the other hand, because of this simplicity, many users don’t feel the urge to step outside of their comfort zone and learn new things. Deployment automation is very often one of those omitted things. In …
Learn about Medusa, an open-source, developer-focused Shopify alternative that can be customized and scaled to suit your needs. Continue reading Shopify Alternative: Use Medusa to Build Customizable and Flexible Ecommerce Solutions on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Building a business can be an exceptional accomplishment that not many people can master. That said, a business owner that’s efficient, dedicated, and smart about the way they do business has a better chance at long-term success. There are many factors that contribute to what makes that possible, including having …
With over 55,000 known plugins available for WordPress, it can get just a little confusing — to say the least — knowing the essential plugins for a WordPress site. There are plugins for functionality, SEO, security, and more. While there is no end-all-be-all plugin or plugin array, certain plugins one …
If you’re a small business with an online presence, then you know that SEO is essential in order to be found by potential customers. In this post, we will discuss five ways that you can improve your SEO and see better rankings in search engines. These eight tips are easy …
It’s never been easier to develop Apple apps. This beginner guide walks you through the process from installing Xcode to writing Swift code. Continue reading How to Develop Apple Apps: Using Xcode & Swift to Program for iOS & macOS on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
If, like me, you started in the early days of the web design industry, you may have worked on both front and back-end projects. Specialization wasn’t yet common – and it probably didn’t need to be. After all, a typical website consisted of HTML, text, and images. Eventually, CSS and …
Have you ever considered what a browser does when your website loads? There are quite a few processes that happen. Your browser displays a mix of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for you to view. When you are using a content management system, like WordPress, there are also data elements retrieved …
