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How to Deal With Making Mistakes
Mistakes are a strange and horrifying experience in the realm of web development. One minor change could throw the footer of the site off completely. If it isn’t properly checked, that disfigurement could go into Production before anyone really realizes it, making your face red with that small error. The simple fact is, you try your best not to make any mistakes, but everyone does it – it’s a part of the learning process. Making mistakes isn’t the bad thing as much as how you react to making that mistake. One of my favorite examples of how to handle a bad mistake comes from the science fiction movie series Star Wars. You could watch this series and pick apart hundreds of mistakes – both on screen and behind the cameras – but my personal favorite comes from Lando Calrissian. A warning for those who haven’t watched Episode 5: The Empire
Wix Reviewed
Wix reviewed by a web developer A lot of people have been talking about Wix lately. You’ve seen the commercials for it, and you know that you can get an absolutely stunning website through its online builder. You’re aware of the free portions of this service, and you know that your business needs a website. So why not Wix? I’ll be reviewing Wix in this article. Looking at its pros and cons, the way it loads pages, the advantages or disadvantages that it has, and finally: the why or why not. The Template System First, let’s take a look at the first steps of acquiring a website through Wix. There is a free signup, and then you’re on your way to their interactive playground of website building. Initially, this is extremely promising. You choose your base template, and begin loading content. Wix has created a truly useful drag-and-drop editor superior