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If You Were Learning Web Development in 2026, Would You Start From Scratch?
That’s an interesting “Ask David!” question! I learned web development from scratch – HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, server setup, MySQL databases, all of it. That experience was valuable, but if I were starting today – or even starting a new … Continue reading
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Hosting Static Websites for Free: GitHub Pages, Netlify, and Cloudflare Pages
Pros, Cons, and How They Compare to UltimateWB If you’re building a static website – a portfolio, blog, landing page, or documentation site – you’ve probably seen claims that you can host it completely free. And you can. Platforms like … Continue reading
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Tagged backend, cdn, CDN hosting, Cloudflare, cloudflare pages, css, custom domain, database, dynamic website, dynamic website builder, fast website, free hosting, free static website hosting, free web hosting, GitHub, github pages, hosting comparison, html, https, jamstack, javascript, jekyll, landing pages, netlify, scalability, server logic, static vs dynamic websites, static website, static website hosting, web hosting, web hosting limits, website builders
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When does it make sense to build a website versus an app ?
Choosing between building a website and an app depends heavily on your target audience, desired user experience, and business goals. Websites offer broader reach and easier discovery, while apps excel at providing enhanced user experiences, offline functionality, and high user … Continue reading
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Tagged app development, budget, business goals, competition, database, mobile app, offline functionality, progressive web app, push notifications, pwa, resources, search engine optimization, seo, showcase, target audience, ui, user experience, user interface, ux, web app, website development, website vs app
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Do WordPress plugins sometimes leave stuff on your website after uninstalling the plugin?
Yes, WordPress plugins can sometimes leave leftover data on your website after uninstalling them. It is another drawback to using WordPress plugins, besides security issues. (And it’s not just WordPress, but also other open source platforms like Magento, Drupal, and … Continue reading
What is the best content management system (CMS) for fast loading websites?
Short answer:CMS platforms built with performance-first architecture tend to load the fastest. In real-world use, this typically includes lightweight static site generators, custom or performance-focused CMS platforms, and builders that avoid heavy plugin dependency and global scripts. Among dynamic CMS … Continue reading
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I want to build an online community product like reddit, what should I build first a website or a mobile app?
Build the website first, then the app. You can do this easily with UltimateWB – it has all the features you need built-in, no experience necessary. For the app, you can use the same database that UltimateWB sets up for … Continue reading
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Tagged database, mobile app, reddit clone, social networking website builder
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How do you make a login page in HTML with a database?
You need to add in more coding than just html to interact with the user – like php/mysql, and javascript to be user friendly. Alternatively, you can use the social networking app in UltimateWB software – with one click you … Continue reading
Is it good to create another database for each different version of a website app that I created?
If it’s one website/app it’s good to use one database. Use different databases for different websites. Got a techy/website question? Whether it’s about UltimateWB or another website builder, web hosting, or other aspects of websites, just send in your question … Continue reading