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Your site is running smoothly, everything looks tidy — until a new idea shows up. Let’s say you run a news site where every article has a featured image in a perfect 16:9 format. It all looks consistent and clean… until you start a new section. For

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We explained why programmers choose Linux in our previous article, but why has it historically happened that Linux is a more suitable option in the eyes of developers? Is there one and the main reason why this happened? Let's talk about it

Have you heard that it is better to program on Linux than Windows? That's what many programmers often say. But why is it so? Of course Linux kernel based operating systems are free and open source. This is a tangible advantage over Windows, but