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After the recent release of WordPress 4.9.8 (even after the slight delay from the initially scheduled release date) brought the attention of a wider audience of the WordPress community to the Project Gutenberg. If this makes you wonder, what we are writing about exactly here and you haven’t heard about the project itself, I would strongly suggest you take a few minutes and read our detailed article about the project and what you can do with the new tools, or should we call them now blocks now?…

They say you can tell a lot about someone by the company they keep. All of you who are true fans of FastComet, know the story behind the brand. Coming from system administration services for private and business individuals to public cloud hosting service, we have walked a long way to come to the point where we can guarantee that our clients’ websites perform better in all circumstances.

What have we learned along the way?

Creating new JavaScript projects can be very time consuming if you are not using the proper tools to help you in building their functionality. These developer tools range from task runners which help alleviate the process of running repetitive tasks manually to dependencies managers that take care of the packages required by your project in order for it to operate. The below-mentioned tools are all working on our Shared hosting servers and are ready for use at any time.…

Accessibility was a hot topic at WordCamp Europe 2018. It was a reminder to all of us that our websites – including our content – shouldn’t just be about looking and sounding beautiful. Moreover, this was a sentiment echoed by  some speakers’ workshops. Those workshops addressed prototyping and testing accessibility, and on the main stage – Berlin-based WordPress contributor and web designer, Maja Benke gave a broad overview of accessibility considerations, tips, testing tools, and resources.…

In the summer of 2013, a small developer team launched a Kickstarter campaign to create a new kind of blogging and publishing platform. Based on Node.js and powered by the Express framework it was built as an alternative to feature-packed content management systems like WordPress and Joomla. Lead by WordPress veterans, the team set out to create a tool that would focus on simplicity and ease of use.…