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ENISA is the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity and NIS2 is the European directive on cybersecurity, where member states of...

To make website creation more comfortable software (usually referred to as a CMS) is used. On the server the software...

Anycast is a network routing technique where a single IP address is shared by servers in multiple locations. Cradle CMS...

Content security policy (CSP) is a security feature that helps prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and other code injection attacks....

Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates help protect the data transmitted between the user’s browser and the website’s server. They encrypt...

In service oriented architecture (SOA) the application consists of loosely coupled services. The services can be independently developed, deployed and...

Managed hosting is a web hosting service where the hosting provider takes on the responsibility of managing and maintaining the...

A headless CMS primarily focuses on structuring the content used for external information, spanning from webpages to a social media...

Semantic markup uses html-elements that describe the use, for example a <article> element compared to <div> element.

The most commonly...

Markdown is a lightweight markup language commonly used to write technical documentation but great for any type of writing. It...

A Rich Text Editor or RTE is a visual text editor that shows the outcome of the text written and...

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the EU data protection law and only apply to personal data about individuals. Fundamentally...

Orchestration is the automated configuring, coordinating, and managing of software. Typical tools for orchestration are Kubernets are...

The Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a list of components and dependencies the software is based upon. This is...

When you include a resource such as fonts, stylesheets, scripts from a third party (CDN) it has privacy implications as...

A CDN, Content Delivery Network, is a way to distribute content globally by caching content on servers close to...

Liquid is a templating language that supports placeholders, loops and conditions, which are often necessary for designing a web page,...

In web development you use HTML and CSS to create the content in webpages. HTML defines the elements to place...

Tailwind is a CSS-framework that changes the way web developers can add styles (CSS) to the code. It is built...

A website built with a CMS (Content Mangement System) will be more easy to manage and update, specially for non-technical...

A CMS is a Content Management System and refers to managing the content you display on a website. Today a...