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💡 Struggling to Build Your Portfolio? Here's the Easiest Way I see it many times—talented people with great skills but no portfolio to show for it. Why? Because building one feels overwhelming. Today, I'm sharing the simplest method I've discovered — and it might just solve your biggest roadblock. 🚧 The Problem: You know you need a portfolio. But between choosing a platform, finding hosting, designing layouts, and making everything responsive… it’s easy to get stuck. ✅ The Solution: GitHub Pages + HTML5 Templates What makes this approach different? ✅ Free hosting ✅ Responsive templates ✅ No backend complexity ✅ Live in minutes ✅ Professional results without being a design expert 🔧 How It Works: Thanks to this helpful tutorial by Alex the Data Analyst: 👉 How to Create a Portfolio Website for FREE I got mine up and running quickly. The process is straightforward: Pick a responsive HTML5 template (or build from scratch) Customize it with your projects and info Push to GitHub Enable GitHub Pages (now under the Settings tab) You're live! 📌 Quick note: The only minor change from the tutorial is the GitHub Pages location — it’s now under Settings in your repository. Everything else worked smoothly. 💬 Why This Matters: If you're struggling with WordPress, fighting with website builders, or just paralyzed by choices — this method cuts through all of that. You get a clean, professional, responsive portfolio that actually showcases your work. And you can have it done today. No more excuses. No more “I’ll do it later.” Pick a free afternoon. Follow the tutorial. Get your work online. Your portfolio doesn’t need to be perfect — it just needs to exist. 🔗 Here’s mine as proof it works: https://lnkd.in/eXMDdrGZ If I can do it, so can you. Let’s make it happen. #WebDevelopment #Portfolio #GitHubPages #HTML5 #ResponsiveDesign #DeveloperTips #CareerGrowth #CodingLife

I spent 5 hours building a bridge nobody should need: Markdown → WordPress Ali G (yes, his actual name) asked me to add one page to his WordPress site. I looked at the admin panel and thought: *hell no*. 11 plugins. Three just for SEO. Menus inside menus inside settings. TinyMCE editor. Gutenberg blocks. Four different ways to add content, all of them bad. "I'll automate this," I said. "Use the REST API." The REST API exists. WordPress shipped it in 2016. It's documented, it's official, it should work. It doesn't. SiteGround's "Anti-Bot AI" blocks all automated requests. GitHub Actions? Blocked. Legitimate API calls with proper auth? Captcha. So I built a bridge: **GitHub Actions → SSH → WP-CLI**. Push Markdown, get WordPress pages. Bypasses all the HTTP security theater. But here's the real problem: LLMs love Markdown. Plain text. Version control. Diffs. Files you can read, edit, and compose. CMSs love databases. `wp_posts` tables. Serialized PHP arrays. Metadata scattered across join tables. Content trapped in proprietary schemas. AI agents can't navigate WordPress admin. They struggle with database schemas. But give them Markdown files in Git? They excel. WordPress powers 40% of the web. It's not going anywhere. But if you were starting a content site today—knowing AI agents are the future—would you choose database complexity over files in Git? I know what I'd do. Full story (with 38 footnotes in David Foster Wallace style): https://lnkd.in/gcwtE5Yc Open source reference implementation: https://lnkd.in/gTWrzT_s   (Sanitized snapshot—original had 29 commits but also had secrets in history) Ali Ghorbani

Too many website projects end with: "Here's your login. Good luck." Zero training. Zero documentation. Zero ongoing support. Just a developed site and an expectation that you'll figure it out. Then when you need to: - Add content - Update images - Change anything You have no idea how. The backend looks like a spaceship cockpit. You're terrified to click anything. And your developer is nowhere to be found. This is abandonment btw. Not handoff of a deliverable. A finished website without training or support isn't finished. It's just live. It's finished when you're confident you can: 1. Manage it yourself 2. Or have a reliable partner who can "Here's your login" without that is borderline malpractice.

A new version of ElasticProbe is out! In version 1.4 we have added the documents feature which enables website owners to search in many document file formats; PDF, Microsoft Office and many more. Check out our documentation for more details. https://lnkd.in/eSRpJjRW

Your website isn’t a one-and-done project. It needs care—just like your business. Stage 2 of NCDAcademy WordPress101® teaches you how to manage backups, run updates, and keep your WordPress site safe—no tech skills needed. Request a demo of Stage 2: Maintain and see how easy it is to stay on top of your website without relying on a developer. https://lnkd.in/gYfiEwpW #WordPressMaintenance #WebsiteSecurity #BackupAndUpdates #NCDAcademy #WordPress101

Project Description This project uses N8n to automate the handling of Live Call recordings stored in Google Drive. When new MP3/MP4 files are uploaded, the workflow renames them, keeps the MP4 for embedding, and sends the MP3 for transcription with speaker labels. The transcript is saved, converted to Word and PDF, and a summarized version is generated using GPT in multiple parts. All final files—video, transcript, and summary—are stored in the correct Google Drive folder and then embedded into a WordPress lesson template. The end result is a complete session page with the video and all documents ready for members.

How to Download a Website from the Wayback Machine The Wayback Machine is a powerful online archive that stores billions of web pages from across the internet. If your website has been deleted, expired, or lost due to hosting issues, you can still recover its content using the Wayback Machine downloader Here’s how you can do it: Visit the Wayback Machine – Go to archive.org/web and enter your website URL in the search bar. Select a Snapshot – Choose a date when your website was live and working properly. Browse the Archived Version – You’ll see your website as it appeared on that date. Use a Wayback Downloader Tool – To download or restore your site’s files, use a professional Wayback Machine downloader service that can extract the HTML, CSS, images, and other assets from the archived version. If you don’t have the time or technical skills to do it yourself, WaybackDownloaders.com offers complete website restoration services. Our team can recover and rebuild your website exactly as it was — saving you hours of manual work and ensuring https://lnkd.in/d6iQD6uK

Confused about Claude MCP vs Claude Skills? Me too, so I decided to dig deeper and research about it. The screenshot below shows how many tokens 2 MCPs (Playwright and Chrome Dev Tools) I've installed occupy. 16% of the context window just for MCPs? Hell no! Skills are similar to MCP, but built differently. MCPs are always loaded in the context window, Skills are not. In fact, they use a progressive disclosure design pattern. What does it mean? It means that when Claude Code checks if it needs to use any installed Skill (based on the user's prompt), it checks the following things in the exact order: 1) SKILL.md metadata (about 100 tokens consumption) 2) SKILL.md body (about 5k tokens consumption) 3) Additional files such as scripts, data, etc (unlimited tokens) So if the user's prompts is "create a Word Doc with that does keyword research for dog food", Claude Code first reads all the Skills metadata files, finds the one about PDF and reads the PDF SKILL.md file. This allows to only consume tokens when 'needed'.

🚀 Developer checklist for choosing the right .NET PDF library My colleague Deepika Kathiravan wrote a fantastic guide that helps developers pick the right PDF generation library for real world projects. It is a quick and clear checklist that shows what really matters when building document workflows in .NET.💡 From template based generation to accessibility and signatures this article helps you make the right decision for your next project. 📄✨ It also shows why long standing PDF and document tools such as TX Text Control are a safe choice. These libraries have matured over decades, provide deep compatibility with existing templates, support modern standards such as PDF UA and offer the reliability that large scale applications depend on. 🏗️🔒 Another key point is choosing a vendor that provides a complete ecosystem for document processing. Editing, generating, viewing, signing and validating should come from one consistent platform to avoid integration gaps and future limitations. 🔁📚 👉 Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dESDTsfu #dotnet #pdf #documentprocessing

Cookies may be small, but they play a big role in web development—from authentication to personalization. I’ve put together a clear explanation that every developer should know. Github Link: https://lnkd.in/gX5eYHyC