5 subreddits every developer should follow
Reddit is a great resource for developers. Here are five subreddits that offer everything from a beginners’ bootstrap to the advice of veterans.
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How to protect your email address from bots
As Cyber Security Month continues, we look at a few ways to secure your email.
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The 3 best two-factor authentication apps at a glance
With Cyber Security Month in full swing, we look at the value of two-factor authentication.
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5 best web dev YouTube channels
As digital jobs evolve, more people need some understanding of coding. Here’s our top five web dev YouTube channels to help you develop your skills.
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Cyber Security Month 2020: Why it’s more essential than ever
Why we’re joining organisations in 40 other countries around the globe to support Cyber Security Month.
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Why you need a Content Security Policy
A Content Security Policy (CSP) can help defend your website against cyber attacks. We explain what one is
are, how it works, and offer some examples.
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How did you learn to code?
There is no one way to learn to code and no wrong way. Any way you learn to code is a good way, if it works for you. How did you learn?
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Throwback to the best websites of the 90s
The internet is 30 years old. We look at some of the pioneering websites of the 1990s, to appreciate just how far we’ve come in such a short time.
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How to ensure your website has international appeal
Creating a website with international appeal involves a number of challenges, but these can be overcome using a combination of technology, software and common sense
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