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Jogesh Sharma is a web developer and blogger who loves all the things design and the technology, He love all the things having to do with PHP, WordPress, Joomla, Magento, Durpal, Codeigniter, jQuery, HTML5 etc. He is the author of this blog.

Helpful .htaccess Rewrite Rules for WordPress

In the dynamic world of WordPress, mastering the .htaccess file can significantly enhance your website’s functionality and performance. While it may seem intimidating at first, understanding how to leverage rewrite rules can empower you to optimize URLs, improve SEO, and enhance user experience. In this guide, we’ll delve into some helpful rewrite rules tailored specifically for WordPress users, equipping you with the knowledge to take full control of your website’s routing.

If in case, you don’t find the .htaccess file from the root directory then you can generate it through Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks.

Working with TypeScript and React

TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript compiled to Javascript and provides optional static typing, classes, and interface. Integrating TypeScript with React is super easy. If you are using the Create React App (CRA) to create your React application boilerplate then –typescript option will auto inject the TypeScript into the boilerplate and install the related dependencies.

Understanding Laravel Middleware

Middleware in Laravel is a bridge between all the requests and responses. Or we can say that all the requests entering your application can be filtered by middlewares. Laravel has fewer built-in middleware such as VerifyCsrfToken. The VerifyCsrfToken middleware will check the CSRF Token on each and every POST requests and through an error if the CSRF Token missed or mismatched.