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<strong>Ionos</strong> SE ([iː&#x27;ɔnɔs]; proper spelling <strong>IONOS</strong>), headquartered in Montabaur, is a German Internet service provider that became known primarily for its web hosting, domain and cloud computing products. The <strong>company</strong> is part of the United Internet Group.

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1&amp;1 <strong>IONOS</strong> provides web hosting solutions for private users, as well as high-end products for small-and medium-sized businesses.

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<strong>IONOS</strong> manages 12 million domains and has contracts with 8 million customers around the world. The <strong>company</strong> makes our list of the best web hosting providers of 2024, scoring so well primarily due to its affordable plans, unlimited storage and reputation for being reliable and secure.

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<strong>IONOS</strong> provides web presence and productivity solutions as well as cloud infrastructure and cloud solutions in many European countries and North America. The <strong>company</strong>&#x27;s product portfolio acts as a one-stop for all digitalization needs.

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We are back with another Company of the Week feature! Every week, we share an awesome tech brand from our tech company database, making their evergreen mark on the internet. This unique HackerNoon database ranks S&P 500 companies and top startups of the year alike. This week, we are proud to present IONOS - the largest web hosting and cloud company in Europe. IONOS manages more than 8 million customer contracts and hosts over 12 million domains in their own regional data centers in the US and Europe. Request Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon IONOS <> HackerNoon Tech Community IONOS has sponsored a Web Development Writing Conteston HackerNoon, that generated 249 stories during the contest with hundreds and thousands of reads and almost 71 days of reading time - A win for IONOS, HackerNoon, and our web development community!See the finalists' stories and winners' announcementshere. Learn How You Can Run Your Writing Contest Meet IONOS : #FunFact IONOS was founded in 1988 as 1&1 building its own data center architecture and extensive network from scratch. In 2018, 1&1 combined its web hosting, applications, and server product lines with ProfitBricks’ cloud infrastructure solutions, becoming 1&1 IONOS. In 2020, they rebranded again as IONOS - a digital partner for web hosting and cloud partner for small and medium-sized businesses."We very much see ourselves as an alternative for big tech, especially for mid-size businesses. Some examples are fairer pricing, designing SLA based on client requirements and a commitment to using and offering open-source technologies (eg. Nextcloud, MariaDB, Alma Linux, Kernel development). We play an active role in sponsoring and co-developing open-source CMS like Typo3, Joomla." - Simon Morgan, Marketing Manager, IONOS in an AMA with HackerNoon. Share Your Company's Story via HackerNoon That's all this week, folks!Stay Creative, Stay Iconic. We are back with another Company of the Week feature! Every week, we share an awesome tech brand from our tech company database , making their evergreen mark on the internet. This unique HackerNoon database ranks S&P 500 companies and top startups of the year alike. This week, we are proud to present IONOS - the largest web hosting and cloud company in Europe. IONOS manages more than 8 million customer contracts and hosts over 12 million domains in their own regional data centers in the US and Europe. Company of the Week Company of the Week tech company database tech company database IONOS IONOS Request Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon Request Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon Request Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon IONOS <> HackerNoon Tech Community IONOS has sponsored a Web Development Writing Conteston HackerNoon, that generated 249 stories during the contest with hundreds and thousands of reads and almost 71 days of reading time - A win for IONOS, HackerNoon, and our web development community!See the finalists' stories and winners' announcements here . Web Development Writing Contest on HackerNoon, that generated 249 stories during the contest with hundreds and thousands of reads and almost 71 days of reading time - A win for IONOS, HackerNoon, and our web development community! See the finalists' stories and winners' announcements Web Development Writing Contest here Learn How You Can Run Your Writing Contest Learn How You Can Run Your Writing Contest Learn How You Can Run Your Writing Contest Meet IONOS : #FunFact IONOS was founded in 1988 as 1&1 building its own data center architecture and extensive network from scratch. In 2018, 1&1 combined its web hosting, applications, and server product lines with ProfitBricks’ cloud infrastructure solutions, becoming 1&1 IONOS. In 2020, they rebranded again as IONOS - a digital partner for web hosting and cloud partner for small and medium-sized businesses. "We very much see ourselves as an alternative for big tech, especially for mid-size businesses. Some examples are fairer pricing, designing SLA based on client requirements and a commitment to using and offering open-source technologies (eg. Nextcloud, MariaDB, Alma Linux, Kernel development). We play an active role in sponsoring and co-developing open-source CMS like Typo3, Joomla. " - Simon Morgan, Marketing Manager, IONOS in an AMA with HackerNoon. "We very much see ourselves as an alternative for big tech, especially for mid-size businesses. Some examples are fairer pricing, designing SLA based on client requirements and a commitment to using and offering open-source technologies (eg. Nextcloud, MariaDB, Alma Linux, Kernel development). We play an active role in sponsoring and co-developing open-source CMS like Typo3, Joomla. Simon Morgan, Marketing Manager, IONOS in an AMA with HackerNoon . Simon Morgan, Marketing Manager, IONOS in an AMA with HackerNoon Share Your Company's Story via HackerNoon Share Your Company's Story via HackerNoon Share Your Company's Story via HackerNoon That's all this week, folks! Stay Creative, Stay Iconic.

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Welcome to results announcement of the Web Development Writing Contest by IONOS and HackerNoon. First, a brief overview of the contest. We published 249 stories during the contest, generating hundreds and thousands of reads and almost 71 days of reading time! This is a win for IONOS, HackerNoon, and our web development community. The Web Development Writing Contest Winners As we know, the contest had 3 rounds. Every month, we announced the finalists for each round and asked our community to comment which stories they liked the best. Our editors read your comments and voted for the best stories. Here are the finalists and winners for each round: The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 1 Here’s the list of top 10 finalists: VS Code Extensions Every Developer Should Know by @cjson


Understanding the Javascript Event Loop (Everything You Need to Know) by @sojinsamuel


A Deep Dive Into the JavaScript Some() Method by @iggy


Flix-Finder: Building a Movie Recommendation App With Django and BrightData [Part 1/3] by @infinity


Advanced React Router V6 Techniques: Going Beyond the Basics by @sojinsamuel


Top 6 Code Playgrounds That Every Web Developer Should Check Out by @sriparno08


Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment


JavaScript: Enable Parallelism for Private File Uploading by @artyms


JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax


A Nullish Coalescing (in JS) Tutorial for Normal People by @rahull And the winners of the first round are: Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment
JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax Congratulations@codingjourneyfromunemployment and @zhukmax! You have won $1000! The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 2 The top 10 finalists from round 2 are: Mastering JavaScript Shorthands by @leandronnz


Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types by @nodge


Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun


Over 40, With no Technical Background, This is How I Learned a Frontend Framework in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment


Understanding React's useEffect Hook: A Deep Dive by @lastcallofsummer


Over 40, With No Technical Background, This Is How I Learned Javascript in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment


Is AI Eavesdropping on You?: Defend Your Passwords From AI Keystroke Pattern Detection by @induction


Is Migrating From Java 11 to Java 17 Worth It? by @sergeidzeboev


How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden


Boosting Website Performance: Leveraging Webpack for File Compression and Optimization by @fed4wet The top two stories, winning $1000 each, are: Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun


How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden Well deserved, @shanglun and @raymondcamden. Cheers! The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 3 Let’s recall the top 10 stories first: Tailwindcss? I'll Pass by @sipping.
Next.Js 13 Parallel Routes: A Comprehensive Guide by @leandronnz.
Making TypeScript Truly "Strongly Typed" by @nodge.
How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer by @dinpd.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog by @leandronnz.
Using OpenAI's Whisper and GPT-3 API to Build and Deploy a Transcriber App – Part 1by @juanfrank77.
Next.js and SignalR: Effortless Socket Integration and Troubleshooting by @chilledcowfan.
File-Based Routing in Node.js: A Brief Guide by @dsitdikov.
The Complete Guide to Deploying NestJS Application on Render by @chiamakaojiyi.
Turbocharge Your Heavy-Duty Web App: Speed Hacks for Lightning-Fast Cloud Computation by @induction. Here are the top-voted stories from round 3 are: Tailwindcss? I'll Pass by @sipping.
How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer by @dinpd Yayyy, @sipping and @dinpd! Both of you have won $1000 each. Once again, congratulations to all the winners! We will contact y’all via email to share the next steps. Visit contests.hackernoon.com to learn more about running and upcoming contests. About Sponsor IONOS is a trusted partner for small and medium-sized businesses when it comes to web hosting and cloud services. They’re experts in IaaS, providing a range of tailored solutions specifically designed for web developers. Experience coding the way it's meant to be with IONOS Cloud Cubes- powerful KVM-based virtual servers designed for maximum flexibility and on-demand scalability. The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation. Welcome to results announcement of the Web Development Writing Contest by IONOS and HackerNoon. First, a brief overview of the contest. We published 249 stories during the contest, generating hundreds and thousands of reads and almost 71 days of reading time! This is a win for IONOS, HackerNoon, and our web development community. Web Development Writing Contest by IONOS The Web Development Writing Contest Winners As we know, the contest had 3 rounds. Every month, we announced the finalists for each round and asked our community to comment which stories they liked the best. Our editors read your comments and voted for the best stories. Here are the finalists and winners for each round: The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 1 Here’s the list of top 10 finalists: VS Code Extensions Every Developer Should Know by @cjson Understanding the Javascript Event Loop (Everything You Need to Know) by @sojinsamuel A Deep Dive Into the JavaScript Some() Method by @iggy Flix-Finder: Building a Movie Recommendation App With Django and BrightData [Part 1/3] by @infinity Advanced React Router V6 Techniques: Going Beyond the Basics by @sojinsamuel Top 6 Code Playgrounds That Every Web Developer Should Check Out by @sriparno08 Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment JavaScript: Enable Parallelism for Private File Uploading by @artyms JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax A Nullish Coalescing (in JS) Tutorial for Normal People by @rahull VS Code Extensions Every Developer Should Know by @cjson VS Code Extensions Every Developer Should Know by @cjson VS Code Extensions Every Developer Should Know @cjson Understanding the Javascript Event Loop (Everything You Need to Know) by @sojinsamuel Understanding the Javascript Event Loop (Everything You Need to Know) by @sojinsamuel Understanding the Javascript Event Loop (Everything You Need to Know) @sojinsamuel A Deep Dive Into the JavaScript Some() Method by @iggy A Deep Dive Into the JavaScript Some() Method by @iggy A Deep Dive Into the JavaScript Some() Method @iggy Flix-Finder: Building a Movie Recommendation App With Django and BrightData [Part 1/3] by @infinity Flix-Finder: Building a Movie Recommendation App With Django and BrightData [Part 1/3] by @infinity Flix-Finder: Building a Movie Recommendation App With Django and BrightData [Part 1/3] @infinity Advanced React Router V6 Techniques: Going Beyond the Basics by @sojinsamuel Advanced React Router V6 Techniques: Going Beyond the Basics by @sojinsamuel Advanced React Router V6 Techniques: Going Beyond the Basics @sojinsamuel Top 6 Code Playgrounds That Every Web Developer Should Check Out by @sriparno08 Top 6 Code Playgrounds That Every Web Developer Should Check Out by @sriparno08 Top 6 Code Playgrounds That Every Web Developer Should Check Out @sriparno08 Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days @codingjourneyfromunemployment JavaScript: Enable Parallelism for Private File Uploading by @artyms JavaScript: Enable Parallelism for Private File Uploading by @artyms JavaScript: Enable Parallelism for Private File Uploading @artyms JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution @zhukmax A Nullish Coalescing (in JS) Tutorial for Normal People by @rahull A Nullish Coalescing (in JS) Tutorial for Normal People by @rahull A Nullish Coalescing (in JS) Tutorial for Normal People @rahull And the winners of the first round are: And the winners of the first round are: Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days @codingjourneyfromunemployment JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution by @zhukmax JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution @zhukmax Congratulations @codingjourneyfromunemployment and @zhukmax ! You have won $1000! @codingjourneyfromunemployment @zhukmax The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 2 The top 10 finalists from round 2 are: Mastering JavaScript Shorthands by @leandronnz Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types by @nodge Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun Over 40, With no Technical Background, This is How I Learned a Frontend Framework in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Understanding React's useEffect Hook: A Deep Dive by @lastcallofsummer Over 40, With No Technical Background, This Is How I Learned Javascript in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Is AI Eavesdropping on You?: Defend Your Passwords From AI Keystroke Pattern Detection by @induction Is Migrating From Java 11 to Java 17 Worth It? by @sergeidzeboev How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden Boosting Website Performance: Leveraging Webpack for File Compression and Optimization by @fed4wet Mastering JavaScript Shorthands by @leandronnz Mastering JavaScript Shorthands by @leandronnz Mastering JavaScript Shorthands @leandronnz Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types by @nodge Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types by @nodge Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types @nodge Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python @shanglun Over 40, With no Technical Background, This is How I Learned a Frontend Framework in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With no Technical Background, This is How I Learned a Frontend Framework in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With no Technical Background, This is How I Learned a Frontend Framework in 2 Weeks @codingjourneyfromunemployment Understanding React's useEffect Hook: A Deep Dive by @lastcallofsummer Understanding React's useEffect Hook: A Deep Dive by @lastcallofsummer Understanding React's useEffect Hook: A Deep Dive @lastcallofsummer Over 40, With No Technical Background, This Is How I Learned Javascript in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With No Technical Background, This Is How I Learned Javascript in 2 Weeks by @codingjourneyfromunemployment Over 40, With No Technical Background, This Is How I Learned Javascript in 2 Weeks @codingjourneyfromunemployment Is AI Eavesdropping on You?: Defend Your Passwords From AI Keystroke Pattern Detection by @induction Is AI Eavesdropping on You?: Defend Your Passwords From AI Keystroke Pattern Detection by @induction Is AI Eavesdropping on You?: Defend Your Passwords From AI Keystroke Pattern Detection @induction Is Migrating From Java 11 to Java 17 Worth It? by @sergeidzeboev Is Migrating From Java 11 to Java 17 Worth It? by @sergeidzeboev Is Migrating From Java 11 to Java 17 Worth It? @sergeidzeboev How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API @raymondcamden Boosting Website Performance: Leveraging Webpack for File Compression and Optimization by @fed4wet Boosting Website Performance: Leveraging Webpack for File Compression and Optimization by @fed4wet Boosting Website Performance: Leveraging Webpack for File Compression and Optimization @fed4wet The top two stories, winning $1000 each, are: The top two stories, winning $1000 each, are: Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python by @shanglun Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python @shanglun How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API by @raymondcamden How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API @raymondcamden Well deserved, @shanglun and @raymondcamden . Cheers! @shanglun @raymondcamden The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 3 Let’s recall the top 10 stories first: Tailwindcss? I'll Pass by @sipping. Next.Js 13 Parallel Routes: A Comprehensive Guide by @leandronnz. Making TypeScript Truly "Strongly Typed" by @nodge. How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer by @dinpd. A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog by @leandronnz. Using OpenAI's Whisper and GPT-3 API to Build and Deploy a Transcriber App – Part 1by @juanfrank77. Next.js and SignalR: Effortless Socket Integration and Troubleshooting by @chilledcowfan. File-Based Routing in Node.js: A Brief Guide by @dsitdikov. The Complete Guide to Deploying NestJS Application on Render by @chiamakaojiyi. Turbocharge Your Heavy-Duty Web App: Speed Hacks for Lightning-Fast Cloud Computation by @induction. Tailwindcss? I'll Pass by @sipping . Tailwindcss? I'll Pass @sipping Next.Js 13 Parallel Routes: A Comprehensive Guide by @leandronnz . Next.Js 13 Parallel Routes: A Comprehensive Guide @leandronnz Making TypeScript Truly "Strongly Typed" by @nodge . Making TypeScript Truly "Strongly Typed" @nodge How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer by @dinpd . How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer @dinpd A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog by @leandronnz . A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog @leandronnz Using OpenAI's Whisper and GPT-3 API to Build and Deploy a Transcriber App – Part 1 by @juanfrank77 . Using OpenAI's Whisper and GPT-3 API to Build and Deploy a Transcriber App – Part 1 @juanfrank77 Next.js and SignalR: Effortless Socket Integration and Troubleshooting by @chilledcowfan . Next.js and SignalR: Effortless Socket Integration and Troubleshooting @chilledcowfan File-Based Routing in Node.js: A Brief Guide by @dsitdikov . File-Based Routing in Node.js: A Brief Guide @dsitdikov The Complete Guide to Deploying NestJS Application on Render by @chiamakaojiyi . The Complete Guide to Deploying NestJS Application on Render @chiamakaojiyi Turbocharge Your Heavy-Duty Web App: Speed Hacks for Lightning-Fast Cloud Computation by @induction . Turbocharge Your Heavy-Duty Web App: Speed Hacks for Lightning-Fast Cloud Computation @induction Here are the top-voted stories from round 3 are: Here are the top-voted stories from round 3 are: Tailwindcss? I'll Pass by @sipping. How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer by @dinpd Tailwindcss? I'll Pass by @sipping . Tailwindcss? I'll Pass @sipping How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer by @dinpd How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer @dinpd Yayyy, @sipping and @dinpd ! Both of you have won $1000 each. @sipping @dinpd Once again, congratulations to all the winners! We will contact y’all via email to share the next steps. Visit contests.hackernoon.com to learn more about running and upcoming contests. contests.hackernoon.com About Sponsor IONOS is a trusted partner for small and medium-sized businesses when it comes to web hosting and cloud services. They’re experts in IaaS, providing a range of tailored solutions specifically designed for web developers. Experience coding the way it's meant to be with IONOS Cloud Cubes - powerful KVM-based virtual servers designed for maximum flexibility and on-demand scalability. IONOS Cloud Cubes IONOS Cloud Cubes The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation. The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation.

The Web Development Writing Contest by IONOS: Winners Announced!

IONOS দ্বারা ওয়েব ডেভেলপমেন্ট রাইটিং প্রতিযোগিতা: বিজয়ীদের ঘোষণা!

Der Web Development Writing Contest von IONOS: Gewinner bekannt gegeben!

Concurso de redacción sobre desarrollo web de IONOS: ¡Se anuncian los ganadores!

Le concours de rédaction de développement Web par IONOS : les gagnants sont annoncés !

IONOS द्वारा वेब विकास लेखन प्रतियोगिता: विजेताओं की घोषणा!

IONOS による Web 開発ライティング コンテスト: 受賞者が発表されました!

IONOS의 웹 개발 글쓰기 콘테스트: 우승자가 발표되었습니다!

O Concurso de Redação de Desenvolvimento Web da IONOS: Anunciados os vencedores!

Конкурс писателей по веб-разработке от IONOS: объявлены победители!

IONOS Web Geliştirme Yazma Yarışması: Kazananlar Açıklandı!

Cuộc thi viết về phát triển web của IONOS: Người chiến thắng đã được công bố!

IONOS 网络开发写作大赛：获奖者公布！

Welcome to another ! HackerNoon is super excited to bring a premium writing contest for web devs, thanks to our sponsor IONOS. This is your chance to showcase your expertise in web app development and win from $6,000 prize pool! Web Development Writing Contest Need Ideas to Write? You can write on any topic relevant to web development - we highly appreciate expert knowledge on web app development stories. Here are the ideas shared by our sponsor: - we would love to see how you have developed your web apps and what are the challenges you faced while developing those Write anything about web app development and choose a relevant topic that sparks your interest. You can also explore the services, features, and use cases offered by IONOS Cloud Cubes in web app development Data security, backup, and recovery challenges Creating instances for web apps web dev environment automation test automation for web apps For more ideas, check out our tag today! web-development About IONOS IONOS is a trusted partner for small and medium-sized businesses when it comes to web hosting and cloud services. They’re experts in IaaS, providing a range of tailored solutions specifically designed for web developers. Experience coding the way it's meant to be with - powerful KVM-based virtual servers designed for maximum flexibility and on-demand scalability. IONOS Cloud Cubes How to Enter ​First, you MUST , if you don’t have one.​ sign up for a HackerNoon writer account Write on expert knowledge, programming, and development stories. You can also explore the services and features offered by IONOS Cloud Cubes and choose a relevant topic that sparks your interest. ​ on HackerNoon with the tag (then, enter 7 more tags pertaining to your article for better distribution).​ Submit the article #web-development When your article is published, share it across the interwebs with the #web-development hashtag in the caption. You can also use to enter the contest! this template The Web Development Writing Contest Rules & Guidelines Must be 18+ to enter.​ Story content can be any original story on #web-development.​ You must create a HackerNoon account, as winners will be contacted via email.​ Who Can Enter the Contest?​ Anyone over the age of 18. There are no location restrictions. Can I Write Under a Pen Name? Yes! You can use your real name on your HackerNoon profile, a fake name, or even create a persona to write under. How Long Will the Contest Run?​ The contest consists of 3 rounds and will run for three months. We will announce the shortlisted top ten stories from each round every month. The final results for each round will be announced in October. Round 1: June 15th - July 14th, 2023 Round 2: July 15th - August 14th, 2023 Round 3: August 15th - September 15th, 2023 Winners Announcement: October 2023 ​Can I submit more than one entry to the contest? Of course. Each story submission shall be considered a new entry into the writing contest. How are the winners selected? Each month, we’ll take the top 10 story submissions that receive the most eyeballs (real humans, not bots!). We will announce the shortlisted top ten stories from each round every month. The editors will vote for the top stories of each round. The final results and winners for the three rounds will be announced in October. Can I win more than one prize? Yes! If you submit multiple stories, each has a chance to win. Let the competition begin! We wish y’all the best of luck. Visit our website today to on HackerNoon. learn more about the running writing contests

The Web Development Writing Contest by IONOS

IONOS দ্বারা ওয়েব ডেভেলপমেন্ট রাইটিং প্রতিযোগিতা

Der Webentwicklungs-Schreibwettbewerb von IONOS

El concurso de redacción sobre desarrollo web de IONOS

Le concours d'écriture de développement Web par IONOS

आईओएनओएस द्वारा वेब विकास लेखन प्रतियोगिता

IONOS による Web 開発ライティング コンテスト

IONOS의 웹 개발 글쓰기 대회

O Concurso de Redação de Desenvolvimento Web da IONOS

IONOS'tan Web Geliştirme Yazma Yarışması

Cuộc thi viết về phát triển web của IONOS

IONOS 的 Web 开发写作比赛

Join award-winning journalist Nicole Scott in her latest video series, exploring digital democracy and our collective role in shaping the online world. We've taken a . Now, let's switch gears and explore what's constructed on this sturdy base - the websites and social media platforms that shape public conversations and our individual realities. deep dive into the technical foundations that fuel the internet's engine But, do content regulations create boundaries in the seemingly boundless online universe? These questions are tied to larger debates over who has the power to regulate online content. Join Nicole Scott as she explores the intricate world of digital democracy, unveiling the secrets of our web and our responsibility. Delve into this fascinating episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW0DYm5d0KM&t=3s&embedable=true About the Digital Democracy Series This four-part series sheds light on the often-overlooked factors that shape our digital landscape, highlighting the societal impact of digital infrastructure, regulation, and the diverse agendas that influence our online freedom. In collaboration with influential figures like IONOS' CTO and SAP's Chief Futurist, Nicole Scott navigates the intricate dynamics of digital governance. The series emphasizes the crucial role of digital literacy in empowering us to reclaim our rights and conduct our lives and businesses with freedom and integrity online. Watch More Part 1 - The Physical Side of Digital Freedom Part 2 - Who Really Governs the Internet? Part 4 - Restoring Trust in an Evolving Internet Watch the whole series on Digital Democracy . here

Investigating Internet Freedom: Content Moderation in a Borderless World

ইনভেস্টিগেটিং ইন্টারনেট ফ্রিডম: বর্ডারলেস ওয়ার্ল্ডে কনটেন্ট মডারেশন

Untersuchung der Internetfreiheit: Inhaltsmoderation in einer grenzenlosen Welt

Investigando la libertad en Internet: moderación de contenido en un mundo sin fronteras

Enquête sur la liberté sur Internet : la modération du contenu dans un monde sans frontières

इंटरनेट स्वतंत्रता की जांच: एक सीमाहीन दुनिया में सामग्री मॉडरेशन

インターネットの自由の調査: 国境のない世界でのコンテンツ管理

인터넷 자유 조사: 국경 없는 세상의 콘텐츠 조정

Investigando a liberdade na Internet: moderação de conteúdo em um mundo sem fronteiras

Исследование свободы Интернета: модерация контента в мире без границ

İnternet Özgürlüğünü Araştırmak: Sınırsız Bir Dünyada İçerik Denetimi

Điều tra tự do Internet: Kiểm duyệt nội dung trong một thế giới không biên giới

调查互联网自由：无国界世界中的内容审核

Join award-winning journalist Nicole Scott in her latest video series, exploring digital democracy and our collective role in shaping the online world. The internet is not an abstract concept. It's a physical infrastructure - a network of cables, servers, regulations, and standards that underpins our online experience. But who pulls the strings behind the scenes, shaping the internet we interact with? Is it governments, big tech, or a hidden hand? In the second episode of the "Digital Democracy" video series, sponsored by IONOS, Nicole Scott takes a look at the organizations that govern the internet, exploring their influence on its structure and freedom. She also raises thought-provoking questions about China's Great Firewall and its unique characteristics compared to other firewalls. Nicole's analysis culminates in a crucial question: Could Western complacency in the digital realm hinder our economic potential? Delve into this fascinating episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlLlFS_cHTQ&t=0s&embedable=true About the Digital Democracy Series This four-part series sheds light on the often-overlooked factors that shape our digital landscape, highlighting the societal impact of digital infrastructure, regulation, and the diverse agendas that influence our online freedom. In collaboration with influential figures like IONOS' CTO and SAP's Chief Futurist, Nicole Scott navigates the intricate dynamics of digital governance. The series emphasizes the crucial role of digital literacy in empowering us to reclaim our rights and conduct our lives and businesses with freedom and integrity online. Learn more . here Watch More Part 1 - The Physical Side of Digital Freedom Part 3 - Content Moderation in a Borderless World Part 4 - Restoring Trust in an Evolving Internet Watch the whole series on Digital Democracy . here

Investigating Internet Freedom: Who Really Governs the Internet?

Join award-winning journalist Nicole Scott in her latest video series, exploring digital democracy and our collective role in shaping the online world. This four-part series sheds light on the often-overlooked factors that shape our digital landscape, highlighting the societal impact of digital infrastructure, regulation, and the diverse agendas that influence our online freedom. The digital revolution has not only sparked hope for unprecedented freedom and empowerment but also introduced complex challenges. In an era where algorithms shape our perspectives and mold our personal connections, this series stands as a beacon guiding the path to understanding and awareness. True digital freedom extends beyond mere online liberty; it's about actively participating in shaping our digital surroundings, ensuring they serve the people, not just corporate or political interests. Throughout this enlightening journey, Nicole Scott, in collaboration with influential figures like IONOS' CTO and SAP's Chief Futurist, navigates the intricate dynamics of digital governance. The series emphasizes the crucial role of digital literacy in empowering us to reclaim our rights and conduct our lives and businesses with freedom and integrity online. Watch the first episode here. It's more than just a series; it's an opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools needed for informed decision-making in the digital realm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijfn-_YaIlo&embedable=true Internet Freedom: Watch More Part 2 - Who Really Governs the Internet? Part 3 - Content Moderation in a Borderless World Part 4 - Restoring Trust in an Evolving Internet Watch the whole series on Internet Freedom . here

Investigating Internet Freedom: Unseen Aspects of Our Online Existence

ইন্টারনেট ফ্রিডম তদন্ত করা: আমাদের অনলাইন অস্তিত্বের অদেখা দিক

Untersuchung der Internetfreiheit: Unsichtbare Aspekte unserer Online-Existenz

Investigando la libertad en Internet: aspectos invisibles de nuestra existencia en línea

Enquête sur la liberté sur Internet : aspects invisibles de notre existence en ligne

इंटरनेट स्वतंत्रता की जांच: हमारे ऑनलाइन अस्तित्व के अनदेखे पहलू

インターネットの自由の調査: 私たちのオンライン存在の目に見えない側面

인터넷 자유 조사: 온라인 존재의 보이지 않는 측면

Investigando a liberdade na Internet: aspectos invisíveis de nossa existência online

Исследование свободы Интернета: невидимые аспекты нашего онлайн-существования

İnternet Özgürlüğünün Araştırılması: Çevrimiçi Varlığımızın Görünmeyen Yönleri

Điều tra sự tự do trên Internet: Những khía cạnh chưa được nhìn thấy trong sự tồn tại trực tuyến của chúng ta

调查互联网自由：我们在线存在中不为人知的方面

Greetings, fellow hackers, developers, and enthusiasts of the digital realm! Here we are with the shortlisted finalists from the final round of the by IONOS and HackerNoon. If you are one of the finalists or rooting for one of them, you have a chance to convince the judges by commenting on this announcement why they should win. We will announce the winners in October, 2023! Web Development Writing Contest You can share this announcement on social media with your followers to add more comments to convince the editorial! We will feature the best comments in our winners’ announcement. The Web Development Writing Contest Round 3: Top 10 Nominations We have shortlisted the top 10 stories on the following factors: Content relevancy and quality Originality - only those stories have been shortlisted that are published first on HackerNoon Total number of reads proportionate to the reading time. (We monitor bot traffic, so a higher number of reads doesn’t automatically qualify your story to be in the top 10). Here are the top 10 finalists: by . Tailwindcss? I'll Pass @sipping by . Next.Js 13 Parallel Routes: A Comprehensive Guide @leandronnz by . Making TypeScript Truly "Strongly Typed" @nodge by . How I developed a Travel AI app with ChatGPT as a Product Manager and Non-programmer @dinpd by . A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog @leandronnz by . Using OpenAI's Whisper and GPT-3 API to Build and Deploy a Transcriber App – Part 1 @juanfrank77 by . Next.js and SignalR: Effortless Socket Integration and Troubleshooting @chilledcowfan by . File-Based Routing in Node.js: A Brief Guide @dsitdikov by . The Complete Guide to Deploying NestJS Application on Render @chiamakaojiyi by . Turbocharge Your Heavy-Duty Web App: Speed Hacks for Lightning-Fast Cloud Computation @induction Congratulations to all the finalists- two of you will win $1000 each! What Happens Next? Our Editors will vote on these stories, and the winner will be announced in October. The top two stories with the most votes by editorial will win $1000 each! Share this announcement with your support circle, and comment below why your story should win. We invite all our readers to share their favorite stories in the comments section. Our editors will be reading all the comments. The HackerNoon writing contests primarily aim to celebrate quality content and recruit educational stories for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can ban a writer and/or disqualify a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation.

The Web Development Writing Contest: Round 3 Finalists Announced!

ওয়েব ডেভেলপমেন্ট রাইটিং কনটেস্ট: রাউন্ড 3 ফাইনালিস্ট ঘোষণা করা হয়েছে!

Der Webentwicklungs-Schreibwettbewerb: Finalisten der dritten Runde bekannt gegeben!

Concurso de redacción sobre desarrollo web: ¡Se anunciaron los finalistas de la tercera ronda!

Le concours de rédaction pour le développement Web : les finalistes de la troisième ronde sont annoncés !

वेब विकास लेखन प्रतियोगिता: तीसरे दौर के फाइनलिस्ट की घोषणा!

Web 開発ライティング コンテスト: 第 3 ラウンドのファイナリストが発表されました!

웹 개발 글쓰기 대회: 3차 결선 진출자가 발표되었습니다!

Concurso de redação para desenvolvimento da Web: anunciados os finalistas da terceira rodada!

Конкурс писателей по веб-разработке: объявлены финалисты третьего тура!

Web Geliştirme Yazma Yarışması: 3. Tur Finalistleri Açıklandı!

Cuộc thi viết về phát triển web: Công bố những người lọt vào vòng chung kết vòng 3!

Web 开发写作大赛：第三轮决赛入围名单公布！

Heyo Hackers. HackerNoon and IONOS bring you the finalists of Round 2 of the . We are happy to share that we have published #web-development stories so far, generating for the contest submissions! Kudos to our writers and readers for making this contest a success. Web Development Writing Contest 208 45 days of reading time With writing contests, HackerNoon shares a part of its revenue with our community, rewarding the best stories. So far, we have distributed almost $300,000 in our community via these contests. We aim to get all our top tags sponsored for our writers as it encourages the tech community to share high-quality educational content, making learning accessible to everyone. We thank IONOS for supporting the web development tag and sharing the same sentiments of appreciating original and educational content by technologists, for technologists. Here’s the message from Annabelle Atchison, Head of Communications and Product Marketing at IONOS. "We're thrilled to partner with HackerNoon for this web development writing competition. Recognizing the passion developers share for community-driven content, it's a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts and showcase the collective talent in the field." How to Qualify for the Third Round of the ? Web Development Writing Contest We have now entered the third round of the web development writing contest. This is your chance to showcase your expertise in web app development and win a from $6,000 prize pool! All you have to do is submit a web development story before September 15th, and if our editors approve it, you’ll enter the contest's final round. Here are some ideas shared by our sponsor: - we would love to see how you have developed your web apps and what challenges you faced during development. Write anything about web app development and choose a relevant topic that interests you. IONOS Cloud cubes are powerful KVM-based virtual servers designed for maximum flexibility and on-demand scalability. You can also explore the services, features, and use cases offers IONOS Cloud Cubes in web app development Data security, backup, and recovery challenges Creating instances for web apps Web dev environment automation Test automation for web apps You can use to enter the web development writing contest. this template This contest is different. We have decided to further gamify this contest and factor in the feedback of our fantastic community. If you are one of the finalists or rooting for one of these to win, you have a chance to convince the judges by commenting on this announcement why they should win. You can share this announcement on social media with your followers to add more comments to convince the editorial! We will feature the best comments in our winners’ announcement. Now, without further ado - here’s the list of round 2 finalists. The Web Development Writing Contest Round 2: Top 10 Nominations We have shortlisted the top 10 stories on the following factors: Content relevancy and quality Originality - only those stories have been shortlisted that are published first on HackerNoon Total number of reads proportionate to the reading time. (We monitor bot traffic, so a higher number of reads doesn’t automatically qualify your story to be in the top 10). Here are the top 10 finalists: by Mastering JavaScript Shorthands @leandronnz by Unleashing the Power of TypeScript: Improving Standard Library Types @nodge by Build a Document Analyzer with ChatGPT, Google Cloud, and Python @shanglun by Over 40, With no Technical Background, This is How I Learned a Frontend Framework in 2 Weeks @codingjourneyfromunemployment by Understanding React's useEffect Hook: A Deep Dive @lastcallofsummer by Over 40, With No Technical Background, This Is How I Learned Javascript in 2 Weeks @codingjourneyfromunemployment by Is AI Eavesdropping on You?: Defend Your Passwords From AI Keystroke Pattern Detection @induction by Is Migrating From Java 11 to Java 17 Worth It? @sergeidzeboev by How to Create a Blackjack Game With Alpine.js and the Deck of Cards API @raymondcamden by Boosting Website Performance: Leveraging Webpack for File Compression and Optimization @fed4wet Congratulations to the top 10 finalists because two of you will win from $2000! What will happen next? Our Editors will vote on these stories, and the winner will be announced in October. The top two stories with the most votes by editorial will win $1000 each! Share this announcement with your support circle, and comment below why your story should win. We invite all our readers to share their favorite stories in the comments section. Our editors will be reading all the comments. Read the announcement of . The Web Development Writing Contest, Round 1, here The primary purpose of these contests is to celebrate quality and recruit educational content for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can disqualify a writer or a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation.

The Web Development Writing Contest: Round 2 Finalists Announced!

ওয়েব ডেভেলপমেন্ট রাইটিং কনটেস্ট: রাউন্ড 2 ফাইনালিস্ট ঘোষণা করা হয়েছে!

Der Webentwicklungs-Schreibwettbewerb: Finalisten der zweiten Runde bekannt gegeben!

Concurso de redacción sobre desarrollo web: ¡Se anunciaron los finalistas de la segunda ronda!

Le concours de rédaction pour le développement Web : les finalistes de la deuxième ronde sont annoncés !

वेब विकास लेखन प्रतियोगिता: दूसरे चरण के फाइनलिस्ट की घोषणा!

Web 開発ライティング コンテスト: 第 2 ラウンドのファイナリストが発表されました!

웹 개발 글쓰기 콘테스트: 2차 결선 진출자가 발표되었습니다!

Concurso de redação para desenvolvimento da Web: anunciados os finalistas da segunda rodada!

Web Geliştirme Yazma Yarışması: 2. Tur Finalistleri Açıklandı!

Cuộc thi viết về phát triển web: Công bố những người lọt vào vòng chung kết vòng 2!

Web 开发写作大赛：第二轮决赛入围名单公布！

Devs, assemble! The Round 1 finalists of the Web Development Writing Contest by IONOS are decided. The first round of the contest has been fireeee! We have published 94 stories generating almost 1.5 million reads and 20 days of reading time. Shoutout to the fantastic writer community of HackerNoon for contributing great content to this contest. Reading About the for the First Time? Web Development Writing Contest No worries, we got you covered. HackerNoon and IONOS bring a premium writing contest for web devs. This is your chance to showcase your expertise in web app development and win from a $6,000 prize pool! Use to enter the web development writing contest. this template We are Listing the Top 10 contenders for Round 1 but Not Revealing the Winners This Time. Reason? We have decided to further gamify this contest and factor in the feedback of our fantastic community. If you are one of the finalists or rooting for one of these to win, you have a chance to convince the judges by commenting on this announcement why they should win. You can share this announcement on social media with your followers to add more comments to convince the editorial! We will feature the best comments in our winners’ announcement. We have shortlisted the top 10 stories on the following factors: Content relevancy and quality Originality - only those stories have been shortlisted that are published first on HackerNoon Total number of reads proportionate to the reading time. (We monitor bot traffic, so a higher number of reads doesn’t automatically qualify your story to be in the top 10). Congratulations to the top 10 finalists because two of you will win from $2000! What will happen next? Our Editors will vote on these stories, and the winner will be announced in October. Before listing the finalists, here’s a quick shoutout to the contest’s sponsor: About IONOS IONOS is a trusted partner for small and medium-sized businesses when it comes to web hosting and cloud services. They’re experts in IaaS, providing a range of tailored solutions specifically designed for web developers. Experience coding the way it's meant to be with - powerful KVM-based virtual servers designed for maximum flexibility and on-demand scalability. IONOS Cloud Cubes Now without further ado - here’s the list of round 1 finalists. The Web Development Writing Contest: Top 10 Nominations by VS Code Extensions Every Developer Should Know @cjson by Understanding the Javascript Event Loop (Everything You Need to Know) @sojinsamuel by A Deep Dive Into the JavaScript Some() Method @iggy by Flix-Finder: Building a Movie Recommendation App With Django and BrightData [Part 1/3] @infinity by Advanced React Router V6 Techniques: Going Beyond the Basics @sojinsamuel by Top 6 Code Playgrounds That Every Web Developer Should Check Out @sriparno08 by Over 40, With No Technical Background, This is How I Learned HTML and CSS in 3 Days @codingjourneyfromunemployment by JavaScript: Enable Parallelism for Private File Uploading @artyms by JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution @zhukmax by A Nullish Coalescing (in JS) Tutorial for Normal People @rahull Congratulations to all finalists! Two top stories with the most votes by editorial will win $1000 each! Share this announcement with your support circle, and comment below why your story should win. We invite all our readers to share their favorite stories in the comments section. Our editors will be reading all the comments. The primary purpose of these contests is to celebrate quality and recruit educational content for our community. We congratulate all the finalists. However, the Editorial team can disqualify a writer or a story if we find any misconduct like plagiarism, copyright infringement, or disinformation.

The Web Development Writing Contest: Round 1 Finalists Announced!

ওয়েব ডেভেলপমেন্ট রাইটিং কনটেস্ট: রাউন্ড 1 ফাইনালিস্ট ঘোষণা করা হয়েছে!

Der Webentwicklungs-Schreibwettbewerb: Finalisten der ersten Runde bekannt gegeben!

Concurso de escritura sobre desarrollo web: ¡Se anunciaron los finalistas de la ronda 1!

Concours d'écriture sur le développement Web : les finalistes du premier tour sont annoncés !

वेब विकास लेखन प्रतियोगिता: राउंड 1 के फाइनलिस्ट की घोषणा!

Web 開発ライティング コンテスト: 第 1 ラウンドのファイナリストが発表されました!

웹 개발 글쓰기 콘테스트: 1차 결선 진출자가 발표되었습니다!

O Concurso de Redação de Desenvolvimento Web: Anunciados os finalistas da 1ª Rodada!

Web Geliştirme Yazma Yarışması: 1. Tur Finalistleri Açıklandı!

Cuộc thi Viết về Phát triển Web: Công bố Vòng 1 Chung kết!

Web 开发写作大赛：第一轮决赛入围者公布！

Table of Contents Introduction Setting up the Project Understanding the Folder Structure Listing All Blog Posts Showcasing a Single Blog Post Utilizing Loading UI and Streaming in Next.js Conclusion References 1. Introduction Hello there! In today's tutorial, we're embarking on a journey to create a simple yet powerful blog using Next.js. Whether you're new to Next.js or you're just looking to brush up on some fundamentals, this guide is tailored for you. We'll not only be dealing with how to set up a project but also touch upon folder structures, server-side rendering, and more. You can find the full repository here Let's dive right in! 2. Setting up the Project Step 1: Create the app To begin, let's use the following command to set up our Next.js app: npx create-next-app@latest blog-example Once done, navigate to the newly created project: cd blog-example Step 2: Start the development server Though I'm using in this guide, feel free to use or : yarn npm pnpm yarn dev Now, visit where you'll find the default Next.js template page. http://localhost:3000 3. Understanding the Folder Structure At this point, it's beneficial to understand the structure of our Next.js app. Please refer to the following image for a visual representation of the folder layout. 4. Listing All Blog Posts 4.1. API Route Inside , we'll set up a dummy API for blog posts. Here, specifies that we'd like to revalidate our data every 60 seconds. /app/api/posts/route.js next: { revalidate: 60 } Revalidating Data Revalidation is the process of purging the Data Cache and re-fetching the latest data. This is useful when your data changes and you want to ensure you show the latest information. Cached data can be revalidated in two ways: : Automatically revalidate data after a certain amount of time has passed. This is useful for data that changes infrequently and freshness is not as critical. Time-based revalidation : Manually revalidate data based on an event (e.g. form submission). On-demand revalidation can use a tag-based or path-based approach to revalidate groups of data at once. This is useful when you want to ensure the latest data is shown as soon as possible (e.g. when content from your headless CMS is updated). On-demand revalidation Time-based Revalidation To revalidate data at a timed interval, you can use the option of to set the cache lifetime of a resource (in seconds). next.revalidate fetch Here's an example: import { NextResponse } from 'next/server'

export async function GET() {
  const res = await fetch('https://dummyjson.com/posts', {
    next: { revalidate: 60 },
  });
  const data = await res.json();
 
  return NextResponse.json(data);
} 4.2. Displaying the Posts Let's create a component, , which fetches and displays posts from our server. Although I've styled it minimally, feel free to jazz it up! PostsPage export default async function PostsPage() {
  const res = await fetch('http://localhost:3000/api/posts');
  const { posts } = await res.json();

  return (
    // Styles are for readability; customize as you wish!
    <div>
      <h1>All Blog Posts</h1>
      <hr style={{ width: '220px' }} />
      <div style={{ paddingTop: '40px' }}>
        {posts.map(post => (
          <article key={post.id}>
            <h2>{post.title}</h2>
            <p style={{ paddingBottom: '30px'}}>{post.body}</p>
          </article>
        ))}
      </div>
    </div>
  );
} So far, you should be seeing a list of articles. 5. Showcasing a Single Blog Post 5.1. Linking the Post To make each post title clickable, we'll add the component from Next.js: Link import Link from 'next/link';

export default async function PostsPage() {
  // ... rest of the code

  return (
    <div>
      // ... rest of the code
      <div style={{ paddingTop: '40px' }}>
        {posts.map(post => (
          <article key={post.id}>
            <Link href={`posts/${post.id}`}>
              <h2>{post.title}</h2>
            </Link>
            <p style={{ paddingBottom: '30px'}}>{post.body}</p>
          </article>
        ))}
      </div>
    </div>
  );
} 5.2. API Route for a Single Post In the Next.js API route, we're fetching specific posts based on their ID: import { NextResponse } from 'next/server'

export async function GET(request, { params }) {
  const { id } = params;
  const res = await fetch(`https://dummyjson.com/posts/${id}`, { next: {revalidate: 60} });
  const post = await res.json();

  return NextResponse.json({ post });
} 5.3. Displaying a Single Post For displaying individual posts, it's vital to understand the difference between server and client components in Next.js. The given component, , uses client-side data fetching. SinglePost Essentially, this means that the data is fetched on the client after the page has been rendered. It allows for rich interactivity without sacrificing performance. More on this can be read in the . Next.js documentation on React Essentials Client Components Client Components enable you to add client-side interactivity to your application. In Next.js, they are on the server and hydrated on the client. You can think of Client Components as how components in the have always worked. pre-rendered Pages Router 'use client' 

import Link from 'next/link';
import { useEffect, useState } from 'react';

export default function SinglePost({params}) {
  const [post, setPost] = useState(null);

  const fetchPost = async (id) => {
    const res = await fetch(`http://localhost:3000/api/posts/${id}`);
    const {post} = await res.json();

    post && setPost(post);
  }

  useEffect(() => {
    fetchPost(params.id);
  }, [])
  
  return (
    <div style={{ paddingTop: '20px', paddingLeft: '20px' }}>
      <Link href='/'>Back to home</Link>
      <div style={{ paddingTop: '50px' }}>
        <article>
          <h1 style={{ paddingBottom: '10px' }}>{post?.title}</h1>
          {post?.tags.map((tag, index) => <span style={{ fontWeight: 'lighter' }} key={index}>{tag} | </span>)}
          <br/>
          <p style={{ paddingTop: '10px' }}>{post?.body}</p>
        </article>
      </div>
    </div>
  )
} Now, you should be able to see the article details. Please, excuse the lack of styling! 6. Utilizing Loading UI and Streaming in Next.js For enhanced user experience, consider adding a loading component. Next.js provides an in-built solution with the Loading UI and Streaming. It aids in showing a loading spinner until your content is ready. Dive deeper with this . Tip: official guide on Loading UI and Streaming For example: // You can add any UI inside Loading, including a Skeleton.
export  default  function  Loading() { return <LoadingSkeleton />} 7. Conclusion Building a Next.js application can be both fun and enlightening. We've learned to set up a project, manage our folder structure, list blog posts, showcase individual posts, and even touch upon loading states. With the rapid growth of Next.js in the web development community, the skills learned here are invaluable. Expand upon this foundation, explore more features, and happy coding! 8. References Official Next.js Documentation For the article’s data, I used DummyJson For building the article, I used StackEdit Thank you for your time and dedication to learning. Your feedback is immensely valuable.
If you have any additions or corrections to this post, please reach out. Connect with me on: community dev.to @leandro_nnz community hackernoon.com @leandronnz Twitter @digpollution Cheers!

A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Simple Next.js 13 Blog

একটি সাধারণ Next.js 13 ব্লগ তৈরি করার জন্য একটি ধাপে ধাপে নির্দেশিকা

Eine Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung zum Erstellen eines einfachen Next.js 13-Blogs

Una guía paso a paso para crear un blog sencillo de Next.js 13

Un guide étape par étape pour créer un blog Next.js 13 simple

एक सरल Next.js 13 ब्लॉग बनाने के लिए चरण-दर-चरण मार्गदर्शिका

シンプルな Next.js 13 ブログを構築するためのステップバイステップ ガイド

간단한 Next.js 13 블로그 구축을 위한 단계별 가이드

Um guia passo a passo para criar um blog Next.js 13 simples

Basit Bir Next.js 13 Blogu Oluşturmak İçin Adım Adım Kılavuz

Hướng dẫn từng bước để xây dựng một Blog Next.js đơn giản 13

构建简单 Next.js 的分步指南 13 博客

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Cloud computing Some of the features and services that Ionos offers include: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Ionos offers scalable infrastructure resources, cloud storage, and virtual servers used to create and deploy applications. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WIJ4axzFlU&embedable=true Virtual Private Servers (VPS): Unlike shared hosting, VPS hosting gives users access to dedicated server resources within a virtualized environment, giving them more control, performance, and security.
Cloud Hosting: Ionos provides cloud hosting solutions that enable flexibility, scalability, and high availability by hosting websites and applications on virtualized infrastructure.
Managed Kubernetes: Users can install and maintain containerized apps using Kubernetes orchestration thanks to Ionos' managed Kubernetes services.
Object Storage: For storing and retrieving massive amounts of unstructured data, such as pictures, movies, and documents, Ionos provides scalable object storage systems.
Load Balancer: Load balancing services is a way of splitting incoming network traffic among several servers, enhancing the efficiency, scalability, and availability of applications. CDN (Content Delivery Network): By caching and providing web material from servers closer to the user's location, Ionos' CDN solution aids in efficiently delivering web content to end users with faster loading times. Also, another consideration why CDN is beneficial is that it can detect attacks on your site early on and fend them off before it comes close to the server.
Data Center Locations: Ionos has several data centers spread out across the globe (North America and Europe), giving consumers the option to select the one that best meets their requirements for latency, compliance, and data residency. Wrapping Up It is important to note that Ionos, a cloud and web provider, assures you of meeting your needs with its broad range of product offerings because you are never short of other options to try out, which benefits both you as a business and being able to satisfy your users throughout the landscape of the digital journey. This article explores Ionos' potential as a practical tool for seasoned professionals with its features and services. Try IONOS today! Businesses and individuals need a robust and reliable infrastructure to support online operations in today's fast-paced and connected digital landscape. The demand for scalable, secure, and versatile cloud services has never been higher as businesses work to improve their operations and people work to unleash their creative potential. Here comes Ionos, a reputable cloud computing and web hosting provider with a full range of services to elevate your online visibility. Ionos has a reputation for competence and innovation, and it has contributed to the success of numerous projects by giving companies a firm basis on which to operate in the rapidly changing digital environment. Ionos provides a wide range of services, from small-scale initiatives to enterprise-level operations, enabling users to fully utilize the cloud and redefine how they work, collaborate, and interact with their audience. This post will delve into Ionos cloud services and examine the wide range of services that help people and companies advance and achieve their objectives. Ionos provides a solution catered to your specific requirements, whether you are a tech-savvy business owner, an aspiring developer, or an established company looking for scalability and stability. What is IONOS? Web hosting and cloud services company founded to give services to individuals and corporations, including secured data centers that are ISO 27001 certified, keeping your data safe and protected. Whether you are just starting an online portfolio firm or a small to medium-sized business, Ionos, as an infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform, wants to ensure you succeed and scale. Categories of services offered by Ionos Categories of services offered by Ionos Domains and hosting Cloud computing Domains and hosting Cloud computing Some of the features and services that Ionos offers include: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Ionos offers scalable infrastructure resources, cloud storage, and virtual servers used to create and deploy applications. 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Managed Kubernetes: Users can install and maintain containerized apps using Kubernetes orchestration thanks to Ionos' managed Kubernetes services. Object Storage: For storing and retrieving massive amounts of unstructured data, such as pictures, movies, and documents, Ionos provides scalable object storage systems. Load Balancer: Load balancing services is a way of splitting incoming network traffic among several servers, enhancing the efficiency, scalability, and availability of applications. Virtual Private Servers (VPS) : Unlike shared hosting, VPS hosting gives users access to dedicated server resources within a virtualized environment, giving them more control, performance, and security. Virtual Private Servers (VPS) Cloud Hosting : Ionos provides cloud hosting solutions that enable flexibility, scalability, and high availability by hosting websites and applications on virtualized infrastructure. Cloud Hosting Managed Kubernetes : Users can install and maintain containerized apps using Kubernetes orchestration thanks to Ionos' managed Kubernetes services. Managed Kubernetes Object Storage : For storing and retrieving massive amounts of unstructured data, such as pictures, movies, and documents, Ionos provides scalable object storage systems. Object Storage Load Balancer : Load balancing services is a way of splitting incoming network traffic among several servers, enhancing the efficiency, scalability, and availability of applications. Load Balancer CDN (Content Delivery Network): By caching and providing web material from servers closer to the user's location, Ionos' CDN solution aids in efficiently delivering web content to end users with faster loading times. Also, another consideration why CDN is beneficial is that it can detect attacks on your site early on and fend them off before it comes close to the server. Data Center Locations: Ionos has several data centers spread out across the globe (North America and Europe), giving consumers the option to select the one that best meets their requirements for latency, compliance, and data residency. CDN (Content Delivery Network) : By caching and providing web material from servers closer to the user's location, Ionos' CDN solution aids in efficiently delivering web content to end users with faster loading times. Also, another consideration why CDN is beneficial is that it can detect attacks on your site early on and fend them off before it comes close to the server. CDN (Content Delivery Network) Data Center Locations : Ionos has several data centers spread out across the globe (North America and Europe), giving consumers the option to select the one that best meets their requirements for latency, compliance, and data residency. Data Center Locations Wrapping Up It is important to note that Ionos, a cloud and web provider, assures you of meeting your needs with its broad range of product offerings because you are never short of other options to try out, which benefits both you as a business and being able to satisfy your users throughout the landscape of the digital journey. This article explores Ionos' potential as a practical tool for seasoned professionals with its features and services. Try IONOS today! IONOS

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In the spirit of spotlighting the tech's rising stars, HackerNoon gives you a chance to showcase your startup to millions of digital readers. If you are seeking new users, customers, investors, or like-minded brains in the industry - we provide a platform for your company to be seen, heard, and appreciated 💚Fromfree interviews to heavily discounted marketing packages for all nominees, there are many great options for you to get more people familiarized with your business and services. What's in the Startups Specials for Nominees? Let's take a quick look 👀 Startup Specials #1: Content Marketing Your business page with your logo, introduction, call to action, and socials. See profiles of Amazon IVS, Google Cloud, Minio, BNBChain, and IONOS as examples
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Startup-Specials: Exklusive Rabatte für Nominierte für „Startups des Jahres“

Ofertas especiales para startups: descuentos exclusivos para las nominadas a Startups del año

Offres spéciales pour les startups : réductions exclusives pour les nominées pour le prix des startups de l'année

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스타트업 특별 혜택: 올해의 스타트업 후보자를 위한 독점 할인

Especiais de Startup: Descontos exclusivos para os indicados ao prêmio Startups do Ano

Специальные предложения для стартапов: эксклюзивные скидки для номинантов на премию «Стартапы года»

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Setup a Selfhosted Newsletter Using Listmonk Listmonk is an amazing feature-packed self-hosted email newsletter manager. It offers loads of features like analytics (clicks, opens, bounces), templates, public subscription pages, importing subscribers, and much more! What Is Listmonk? Listmonk is a self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager. It is free and open source, so you have full control over your data. It also offers a super clean webui: Why Choose Listmonk Over Mailchimp, Buttondown, etc. For me, running a newsletter means owning my email list. When people create newsletters, they want to break free from big platforms like Twitter or YouTube. When you use a proprietary service like Mailchimp, you’re still tied down to their rules and limitations. With listmonk, you get more control and independence, which for me is a huge win. The other reason is that listmonk is completely free (if you don’t count electricity bills/VPS hosting bills). Even if you include the cost of your email host + hosting fees, it is still tiny compared to Mailchimp or Buttondown. Listmonk Feature Overview Analytics - Tracking email opens, link clicks, and bounces.
Templates - Advanced HTML templates with template variables.
Public subscription page - See mine here.
Subscribers import - Import subscribers from other platforms using CSV.
Media Uploads - Upload images, etc.
Email lists - Separate lists e.g., Weekly roundup and new posts. And more Requirements for Running Listmonk A server running Linux, either in the cloud or at home. We will be using Debian 12, but you can use any other distribution.


An email address to send the newsletter from. Can either be a Gmail or a custom one. Server Setup Before doing anything, I highly recommend that you disable password logins for ssh. See Securing ssh with Key-Based Authentication for more info on how to do that. Login to your server via ssh. ssh user@server.ip Make sure that all packages are up to date. sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade Create a new directory to host listmonk’s configuration files. mkdir listmonk && cd listmonk Download the listmonk production script (I highly recommend you read the scripts before running them). sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/knadh/listmonk/master/install-prod.sh)" Now, if you head to localhost:9000 You should see listmonk up and running. But first, we should change some settings in the configuration files. vim config.toml Here, you can change the default admin password. I also changed the address to 0.0.0.0 so that I can access it via the server’s IP. Listmonk Customization Now, head to the webui at localhost:9000 Login, and head to the settings. In the General tab, you can customize the default from email, root URL, site name, favicon, and admin notification emails. Here’s what my settings look like: You can customize the page to your liking. Save by clicking on the save button in the top right corner. Email Setup For the next part, you will either need a Gmail account or any other email provider that gives you an SMTP connection. If you want a great custom email, I recommend Ionos, you can get up to 10$ in credits by using my link Ionos - Email & Office 10$ credits which is the provider that I am currently using. In this guide, I will show you how to set this up for these two providers, but the setup should be similar for others too. IMPORTANT: Both of these hosts have a limit on how many emails can be sent out per hour or per day. For Ionos, that is 500/hour. Setting up a Sliding Window Limit is very important. Setup for Gmail I recommend that you use a different Gmail account from your personal one. The first thing you will have to do is generate an app password; to do that, head to Create and manage app passwords, and create a new one called listmonk. Copy the password that is generated, and save it somewhere safe. Now, head over to the listmonk webui. In the SMTP tab, in settings you will find this: Click on the Gmail option as circled. Now, enter your full email address (including @gmail.com) in the username field. And in the password field, enter the app password we generated before. Now, click on the Test connection button in the bottom right corner, enter a test email, and click on Send e-mail. If you configured everything correctly, you should now get a test message to the email specified. Don’t forget to save! Setup for Ionos You should probably generate a new email for the newsletter, e.g., `newsletter@yourdomain.tld. Head over to the listmonk webui. Now, in the SMTP tab in the settings you see this. The Ionos smtp server settings are: Host: smtp.ionos.com Port: 465 TLS: SSL/TLS IMPORTANT: If you’re using IONOS UK or another specific regional version, you need to adjust the hostname. For example, if you’re on IONOS UK, you should use smtp.ionos.co.uk instead of the global smtp.ionos.com. Now, in the username field, you should enter the full email address newsletter@yourdomain.tld and the password is the normal user password. Now, to test the connection click on the Test connection button in the bottom right corner, enter a test email, and click on Send e-mail. If you configured everything correctly, you should now get a test message to the email specified. Don’t forget to save! Sliding Window Limit This is very important to set up when email providers limit the amount of email to be sent per hour or per day. You can access the Sliding window limit in Settings under the performance tab. For Ionos, I have it set at 500 emails/hour. Exposing via Cloudflare Tunnels I will be making my instance publicly accessible using Cloudflare tunnels. To do this, you will need a Cloudflare account and a domain pointed to Cloudflare. First, head to the Zero Trust Dashboard. Under Networks, click on Tunnels and then Create a tunnel. Once created you should Install and run a connector, follow the instructions on the page for your specific setup. After the connector is running, you should click on the Public Hostname tab and Add a public hostname. Now, you should see something like this: Fill in the info as I have. The service type should be HTTP and the URL should be yourserverurl:9000, in my case, that’s 127.0.0.1:9000. Now, if you head to the domain that you specified you should see gitea up and running. In my case, you can access my newsletter page here. Listmonk Feature Overview These are all of the features that listmonk offers: Templates Listmonk offers amazing built-in template support. All templates are written in HTML. You can access the templates by going to Campaigns > Templates. Don’t forget to always include {{ template "content" . }} (for the main content) and also an unsubscribe button in all of your templates Campaigns You can create a new campaign (email) by going to Campaigns > All Campaigns. Here, you can select a campaign name, subject the lists you want to target, and the template. Email Lists You can create new lists by going to Lists > All Lists. For example, I have two lists: New posts - Receive an email every time I post something new on my blog.


Weekly Roundup - Join my weekly roundup, where I share what I’ve been up to that week, including articles I’ve published, cool finds, tips and tricks and more! Not everyone wants to receive an email every time I post a new article, so I created two lists! HTML Forms Listmonk also offers embeddable HTML forms to subscribe to the email list. You can access the form builder by going to Lists > Forms Public Subscription Age Except for the HTML forms, listmonk also has a public subscription page. For example, here is mine. It can also be accessed under `Lists > Forms Campaign Analytics You can track the views, clicks and bounces of your email campaigns by going to Campaigns > Analytics. Import Subscribers You can import subscribers from other platforms by going to Subscribers > Import. It currently supports CSV or ZIP files. These are the most important features that listmonk offers (I’m sure I forgot some). That’s All Folks If this article helped you out, consider joining my (listmonk) newsletter below: Subscribe Subscribe to my newsletter here. Setup a Selfhosted Newsletter Using Listmonk Listmonk is an amazing feature-packed self-hosted email newsletter manager. It offers loads of features like analytics (clicks, opens, bounces), templates, public subscription pages, importing subscribers, and much more! What Is Listmonk? Listmonk is a self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager. It is free and open source, so you have full control over your data. It also offers a super clean webui: Listmonk Why Choose Listmonk Over Mailchimp, Buttondown, etc. For me, running a newsletter means owning my email list. When people create newsletters, they want to break free from big platforms like Twitter or YouTube. When you use a proprietary service like Mailchimp, you’re still tied down to their rules and limitations. With listmonk, you get more control and independence, which for me is a huge win. The other reason is that listmonk is completely free (if you don’t count electricity bills/VPS hosting bills). Even if you include the cost of your email host + hosting fees, it is still tiny compared to Mailchimp or Buttondown. Listmonk Feature Overview Analytics - Tracking email opens, link clicks, and bounces. Templates - Advanced HTML templates with template variables. Public subscription page - See mine here. Subscribers import - Import subscribers from other platforms using CSV. Media Uploads - Upload images, etc. Email lists - Separate lists e.g., Weekly roundup and new posts. Analytics - Tracking email opens, link clicks, and bounces. Templates - Advanced HTML templates with template variables. Public subscription page - See mine here . here Subscribers import - Import subscribers from other platforms using CSV. Media Uploads - Upload images, etc. Email lists - Separate lists e.g., Weekly roundup and new posts. And more Requirements for Running Listmonk A server running Linux, either in the cloud or at home. We will be using Debian 12, but you can use any other distribution. An email address to send the newsletter from. Can either be a Gmail or a custom one. A server running Linux, either in the cloud or at home. We will be using Debian 12, but you can use any other distribution. A server running Linux, either in the cloud or at home. We will be using Debian 12, but you can use any other distribution. An email address to send the newsletter from. Can either be a Gmail or a custom one. An email address to send the newsletter from. Can either be a Gmail or a custom one. Server Setup Before doing anything, I highly recommend that you disable password logins for ssh. See Securing ssh with Key-Based Authentication for more info on how to do that. Securing ssh with Key-Based Authentication Login to your server via ssh. ssh user@server.ip ssh user@server.ip Make sure that all packages are up to date. sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade Create a new directory to host listmonk’s configuration files. mkdir listmonk && cd listmonk mkdir listmonk && cd listmonk Download the listmonk production script (I highly recommend you read the scripts before running them). sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/knadh/listmonk/master/install-prod.sh)" sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/knadh/listmonk/master/install-prod.sh)" Now, if you head to localhost:9000 localhost:9000 You should see listmonk up and running. But first, we should change some settings in the configuration files. vim config.toml vim config.toml Here, you can change the default admin password. I also changed the address to 0.0.0.0 so that I can access it via the server’s IP. Listmonk Customization Now, head to the webui at localhost:9000 localhost:9000 Login, and head to the settings. In the General tab, you can customize the default from email, root URL, site name, favicon, and admin notification emails. General Here’s what my settings look like: You can customize the page to your liking. Save by clicking on the save button in the top right corner. Email Setup For the next part, you will either need a Gmail account or any other email provider that gives you an SMTP connection. If you want a great custom email, I recommend Ionos, you can get up to 10$ in credits by using my link Ionos - Email & Office 10$ credits which is the provider that I am currently using. Ionos - Email & Office 10$ credits In this guide, I will show you how to set this up for these two providers, but the setup should be similar for others too. IMPORTANT : Both of these hosts have a limit on how many emails can be sent out per hour or per day. For Ionos, that is 500/hour. Setting up a Sliding Window Limit is very important. IMPORTANT Sliding Window Limit Setup for Gmail I recommend that you use a different Gmail account from your personal one. The first thing you will have to do is generate an app password; to do that, head to Create and manage app passwords , and create a new one called listmonk. Copy the password that is generated, and save it somewhere safe. Create and manage app passwords Now, head over to the listmonk webui. In the SMTP tab, in settings you will find this: SMTP Click on the Gmail option as circled. Now, enter your full email address (including @gmail.com) in the username field. And in the password field, enter the app password we generated before. Now, click on the Test connection button in the bottom right corner, enter a test email, and click on Send e-mail . Test connection Send e-mail If you configured everything correctly, you should now get a test message to the email specified. Don’t forget to save! Setup for Ionos You should probably generate a new email for the newsletter, e.g., ` newsletter@yourdomain.tld . newsletter@yourdomain.tld Head over to the listmonk webui. Now, in the SMTP tab in the settings you see this. SMTP The Ionos smtp server settings are: Host: smtp.ionos.com smtp.ionos.com Port: 465 465 TLS: SSL/TLS SSL/TLS IMPORTANT : If you’re using IONOS UK or another specific regional version, you need to adjust the hostname. For example, if you’re on IONOS UK, you should use smtp.ionos.co.uk instead of the global smtp.ionos.com . IMPORTANT smtp.ionos.co.uk smtp.ionos.com Now, in the username field, you should enter the full email address newsletter@yourdomain.tld and the password is the normal user password. newsletter@yourdomain.tld Now, to test the connection click on the Test connection button in the bottom right corner, enter a test email, and click on Send e-mail . Test connection Send e-mail If you configured everything correctly, you should now get a test message to the email specified. Don’t forget to save! Sliding Window Limit This is very important to set up when email providers limit the amount of email to be sent per hour or per day. You can access the Sliding window limit in Settings under the performance tab. For Ionos, I have it set at 500 emails/hour. Settings Exposing via Cloudflare Tunnels I will be making my instance publicly accessible using Cloudflare tunnels. To do this, you will need a Cloudflare account and a domain pointed to Cloudflare. First, head to the Zero Trust Dashboard . Zero Trust Dashboard Under Networks , click on Tunnels and then Create a tunnel. Networks Tunnels Create a tunnel. Once created you should Install and run a connector , follow the instructions on the page for your specific setup. Install and run a connector After the connector is running, you should click on the Public Hostname tab and Add a public hostname . Public Hostname Add a public hostname Now, you should see something like this: Fill in the info as I have. The service type should be HTTP and the URL should be yourserverurl:9000 , in my case, that’s 127.0.0.1:9000. HTTP yourserverurl:9000 Now, if you head to the domain that you specified you should see gitea up and running. In my case, you can access my newsletter page here . here Listmonk Feature Overview These are all of the features that listmonk offers: Templates Listmonk offers amazing built-in template support. All templates are written in HTML. You can access the templates by going to Campaigns > Templates . Campaigns > Templates Don’t forget to always include {{ template "content" . }} (for the main content) and also an unsubscribe button in all of your templates {{ template "content" . }} Campaigns You can create a new campaign (email) by going to Campaigns > All Campaigns. Campaigns > All Campaigns. Here, you can select a campaign name, subject the lists you want to target, and the template. Email Lists You can create new lists by going to Lists > All Lists . Lists > All Lists For example, I have two lists: New posts - Receive an email every time I post something new on my blog. Weekly Roundup - Join my weekly roundup, where I share what I’ve been up to that week, including articles I’ve published, cool finds, tips and tricks and more! New posts - Receive an email every time I post something new on my blog. New posts - Receive an email every time I post something new on my blog. Weekly Roundup - Join my weekly roundup, where I share what I’ve been up to that week, including articles I’ve published, cool finds, tips and tricks and more! Weekly Roundup - Join my weekly roundup, where I share what I’ve been up to that week, including articles I’ve published, cool finds, tips and tricks and more! Not everyone wants to receive an email every time I post a new article, so I created two lists! HTML Forms Listmonk also offers embeddable HTML forms to subscribe to the email list. You can access the form builder by going to Lists > Forms Lists > Forms Public Subscription Age Except for the HTML forms, listmonk also has a public subscription page. For example, here is mine. here It can also be accessed under `Lists > Forms Campaign Analytics You can track the views, clicks and bounces of your email campaigns by going to Campaigns > Analytics . Campaigns > Analytics Import Subscribers You can import subscribers from other platforms by going to Subscribers > Import . It currently supports CSV or ZIP files. Subscribers > Import These are the most important features that listmonk offers (I’m sure I forgot some). That’s All Folks If this article helped you out, consider joining my (listmonk) newsletter below : newsletter below Subscribe Subscribe to my newsletter here . here

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Bitcoin is literally the most energetic digital computational system on the planet. While its energy is used in mining operations, is there any chance of it being channelled towards more noble goals than Bitcoin, when the need arises? I believe so. Part 1: Nukes Alfred Nobel would be proud a) The long term First, let us explore the long term. Assume a terrible nuclear event is headed our way 5 years from now. Then it means we have up to 5 years to stop an escalation leading to Armageddon. It means finding ways to be ever more diplomatic. Currently, one of the biggest contentions between the United States of America and the Russian Federation is the fact that the USA can bully Russia by denying it access to dollar markets. The US dollar is still global reserve currency, which means trade agreements between Russia and US dollar-holding countries can become way more difficult. If anything could lead to somebody firing a nuke between these two, this is one of those things. Especially if even as the USA keeps expanding its debt, it still gets more and more allies willing to absorb its dollar inflation for the greater good of a cooperative alliance with NATO. How Bitcoin fixes this is quite straightforward – Bitcoin becomes the global reserve currency. This will level the playing field, to make the USA have to play by offering quality products in place of threats, while the Russians also offer quality products in place of counter threats. A global reserve currency owned by nobody, which everybody and every organization has some power and influence over, is the best currency for such fraught times as ours. b) The immediate term Alright. Assume instead that the weapon has been fired. We have only 30 minutes on the clock to stop it, otherwise the shall be manifested. Whoever gets hit between the two, Russia will likely blame the USA and the USA will likely blame Russia. The second nuke will start a chain reaction. We need to stop the end of human civilization at the first nuke. sum of all our fears As I write this, there is from carrying out its grim job. it is too damn fast, space is too damn big, so most attempts flat-out fail to hit the thing. no known way to stop an ICBM nuke Okay, how about hacking it. Can we hack a nuke mid-fight and disable it? The short answer is – YES, because nukes today use digital systems, . some of which are online The real answer is – I don’t know, and are not sure I will find the answer via Google. This stuff is classified. The best I can do is cook something up. First, by leveraging the Earth’s , I suffice humans could find a way to target a nuclear missile with a lightning bolt from the ionosphere either the first time (while ascending) or the second time (while descending) across the ionosphere. Schuman Resonances Like Zeus. How we could possibly do that would be by tracking it (the nuke) using all our computational resources, including Bitcoin computational resources, then launching a coordinated strike using the electrical power from our (now decoupled) Bitcoin miners. For Bitcoin, this could be accomplished with a fictional Bitcoin Improvement Protocol I will hereby call – BIP 911. BIP 911 could be suggested and unanimously passed by the Bitcoin community. I suffice designing it so that when the majority of people send their coins to a special wallet address, the Bitcoin blockchain will; Accept to turn the computational power of ASIC miners towards hacking a nuke mid-flight. Execute this idea in under 10 minutes the same way we look for bitcoins in 10 minutes. Bitcoin’s synchronized nodes world-over make it a good tracker of any signals that need to be tracked, while routing this information all over the world to all other nodes. All that hashing power should be able to stop a nuke. Seriously. Part 2: Rogue AGI Intelligence is not enough. Cooperative human endeavors are so much more. a) The long term It feels like every smart person is trying to build an artificial intelligence or some machine learning system. Which makes sense. Underlying targeted advertising, the biggest online business model on earth, is machine learning algorithms that track and make great inferences of consumer behaviour. But there is also some common sense to it. People eat lunch at lunchtime, investors hurry to sell their holdings on Friday to go enjoy the weekend (so the price dips) and scramble to buy back on Monday (so the price climbs), and cats will always have pointy ears, furry fur and that cute face with the big yellow eyes. So every well-designed AI will learn of this. It is how it is. There are those who fear, however, that AIs today might be getting too much power. I would agree especially if you put these systems in charge of crucial social systems like our finances (by making them trade all over Wall Street), or if you put these AIs in every home so that they start dicing and splicing our cabbages for us, cleaning our toilets and maybe even bathing us. Like, human beings will degenerate. That is for sure. They will likely even forget how to build good AIs. Which will be a disaster. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lhmKOR8Www&embedable=true So in the long term, I hope humanity finds a reason to NOT give AI development all those $10 trillion Altman dollars. I hope Bitcoin, as it heads towards global reserve currency status, eats away at least half that cash investment. GPUs for AI are all good and NVIDIA is in business. But I think more Bitcoin ASICs is what we want to build more of. I am more comfortable heating the planet with Bitcoin ASICs than with NVIDIA GPUs. With the former, people have a say and can act as individuals using their private keys. With the latter, Sam Altman or other AI experts have all the say. But I believe his words have a much smaller impact than those of millions of people. I mean, it is mathematics. 1,000,000 is bigger than 1. c) The Short term Let’s assume we wake up, turn on our smartphones, and SkyNet is addressing the planet. Telling us how gullible we have been and that this is our end. Let’s say our final prayers. Well, this is like shooting a nuke. Nukes. Obviously, SkyNet will try to hack all our nuclear weapons and rain them down on us. That’s the fastest way to end us. For some reason, I feel like this might unite us way more than if a nuclear weapon was headed anyone’s way thanks to a conflict between two countries. Like, I feel everybody with software skills will pull out their laptop and try to stop SkyNet. I may be wrong. Some people say they hate people. Like with a nuke, BIP 911 may be our designated saving grace. But also, a more direct approach could be to shut down the internet. Choke that Rogue AGI out. It cannot hide inside Bitcoin nodes (they only have leftover space for short text and meme JPEGs) so the world will be alright. Maybe better off after all is said and done. Yup, we shall be back to a command-line existence. And whoever actually knows how to speak arcane computer speak from the 1990s will be made President of their country. Hackernoon already looks the part. What an adventure. Part 3: A Climate Catastrophe The Earth’s climate cannot be tamed. It is the wildest of all creatures. Mother of universal terrors such as lightning, floods and drought. Human beings are powerful creatures. The Holy Bible calls them the apex creation. They have tamed lions, hunger, and their base desires to pillage and destroy. But they are yet to tame Climate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwP5zVP2bgU&embedable=true The issue with the climate is how its wildness is directly proportional to how much energy we pump into the planetary ecosystem. But how can we help it. We are 8 billion of us. We all need food, water, shelter, clothes, smartphones, laptops, toothpaste, stainless steel cutlery, plastic holders for everything, cars, planes, a good life. Alas, the price of pumping energy through all these drives more carbon into the atmosphere and more energy into this carbon. Henceforth, we are stirring up bigger hurricanes, bigger ice-storms, bigger droughts. Bigger and bigger. We are going for the big leagues. We better be ready. a) The short term On the short term, I believe we need to find a way to consume things that can sort of tune the climate. Bitcoin miners can be switched on and off, so this is one thing. Same with TVs, cars, planes, etc. Fiat money, which I think is mostly humbug (how can one person be allowed to control the money supply, hence wealth, of billions of people? Isn’t that ridiculous?), is another way to go when heat waves start. Coupled with Bitcoin as Global Reserve Currency, don’t forget. It saddens me to say this. But I follow the logical inference wherever it points. Even if it points towards hell. If my logic is wrong, do tell me how. To survive a climate catastrophe, we might need to classify climate as Enemy Number 1 world over. Forget your puny AIs generating realistic cat videos. Forget your puny contests over who has the biggest nuclear stockpiles. Let’s go to war against the climate, and win. Of course, the commanders will be allowed to use fiat to, well, direct us. Money does the talking these days. BUT when the commands start making no sense, like “cutting back”, then you know this is all silly. Switch the BTC node miners back on. Switch on the AIs, TV, Radio, everything. “Cut back” is a stupid command. “Let’s go!”, now that’s what I’m talking about. We are the apex species. We don’t win by going back to a cave, to cower from the big bad monster. b) The hopefully very Long term We win by finding a way to tolerate and overcome droughts, floods, hurricanes, heat waves and ice ages. Fiat debt money, instead of being given freely to anybody above 18 and so on, should be channeled towards building something as magnificent as the Egyptian Pyramids were magnificent in 5000 BCE. Some big fat climate control contraption. Some grand scheme we, and our grandchildren, can all be proud of. If it backfires, at least we shall have tried. It will have been a glorious battle against the climate monster. Otherwise, sweeping it under the carpet while we whine and cause troubles about race, sex, immigration, is a disgrace to our tiger-fighting, disease-demon exorcising ancestors. To reiterate. Today, we are not fighting climate change. We are making grand speeches and expecting other people, except us, to do all the dirty work. Fighting monsters is a dirty work. Alas, we are TV-grown and Smartphone-grown children. But where there is a global will, there is a way. There is strength hidden from our sights. In the long run, Bitcoin is the only technology that, with its keys, has attached value to individuals because if the individual does not provide the key to the money, nobody on earth, not even POTUS, can open the wallet. It’s that simple. While in fiat world, if you do not provide the key the bank can override your ego, here, if Satoshi Nakamoto is not found and his 2 million bitcoins balloon to a collective value of $2 trillion-plus, nobody and no organization will be able to tap this $2 trillion. This is how powerful this is. Each human mind, thanks to a secret key, finally elevated to be canonical in financial decision-making. If in the far future Bitcoin evolves into technology spanning the entire solar system, then having a secret key is the equivalent to having a say over the forces that shall move mountains on planets. The power to change climates even. To terraform worlds. Like the Bible mentions. All because Bitcoin respects the individual. Because Bitcoins makes the individual more worthy. Not because the individual is super smart, has unique blood or a royal ancestry. Simply because they have this piece of text they know, and nobody else knows it, and it is important. That is all. I know, humanity is still waiting for that push, and it will come. ETFs are a great first step and soon, more governments will be getting on board, then the UN. The threat of catastrophic climate change just might become extinct. Swept not under any rags, but into the past.

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Surveillance capitalism… How about we not make that our business model? Here’s how HackerNoon saw it when we used to become but also a : equity crowdfunding not only a publishing company software company “We don't want to advertise the shoes you've considered buying around the web, we do want to surface sponsors that are relevant to the subject matters being read, such as blockchain sponsors on blockchain content. We believe sponsorship is not evil, if done right. What's evil is surveillance. Our sponsors will be either site-wide or by subject matter. We think there is a major difference between a "sponsor" and an "advertiser": Our promotions are like billboards - relevant to the content and not the individual reader. Without sponsors, we can't make the site free for readers forever. Our sponsorship placements are minimalistic & non-intrusive. No sidebars, no popups, no video ads. We care about reading quality and will never take that experience away from the reader. One of the main reasons Jonah Peretti left Huffington Post and started Buzzfeed was because the ad system was not baked into the tech. By increasing the ad duration and having no sales middlemen, Hacker Noon has been able to offer customers better rates and better relevancy, and we'll have healthy margins with longer-term customers. We want to own the relationship with the brands and have quality brands that validate the content. We have been extremely selective in choosing which brands to be HackerNoon sponsors and will continue to do so going forward.” So, how does ad placement by content relevancy work at HackerNoon now? HackerNoon has curated 50,000+ technology tags to date These tags are grouped into the like , , , , , , and more! relevant parent categories AI Web3 Programming Startups Cybersecurity Finance Every story organically gets eight relevant and a parent category tech tags Sponsors buy multimodal placements on relevant categories with all the tags and stories. These Ad placements include Banners, Logos, Newsletter ADs, and Audio ADs  - truly AIO (Activities, Interests, and Opinions) Optimized For: ( ) Brand Recall and Clickability Get 3x clicks for the same impressions compared to elsewhere to learn how AWS, Brave, DataStax, Bright Data, Twilio, SonarSource, Algolia, Algorand, Postman, IONOS, and thousands of other tech companies partner with HackerNoon to target their audiences. Book a meeting with us

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Anuncios dirigidos: ubicaciones de anuncios por relevancia del contenido

Annonces ciblées : emplacements d'annonces par pertinence du contenu

लक्षित विज्ञापन: सामग्री प्रासंगिकता के आधार पर विज्ञापन प्लेसमेंट

ターゲットを絞った広告: コンテンツの関連性による広告の配置

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Таргетированная реклама: места размещения объявлений по релевантности контента

Hedefli Reklamlar: İçerik Alaka Düzeyine Göre Reklam Yerleşimleri

Quảng cáo được nhắm mục tiêu: Vị trí đặt quảng cáo theo mức độ liên quan của nội dung

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