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Yep is one of the few search engines that provides its own index apart from Bing and Google.

There are many pros with using Blender for your 3D projects. However, one of the downsides I find with using Blender is the cluttered interface which makes tools hard to locate and the software challenging to learn. Blender has been vastly improved with the release of 2.8, but there is still much to be desiered in the form of zen and structure.

Within Blender you can do just about anything related to 3D without having to rely on other software or third-party services. The complete nature of the software allow you to take any project for start to finish within Blender itself. Be it stunning imagery, animated movies and game assets or character animations.

Google Adsense is by far the largest ad network for contextual and personalized display advertisement. It's inventory is unparalleled in the web-based advertisement market.

Google Adsense's scripts for tracking and displaying ads are large and slow to load. The scripts necessary to display ads with Google Adsense can be 3-4 times larger than an entire well optimized site. Thus degrades the overall user experience of a website utilizing Adsense.

While most things in Flextype are designed to be simplistic and intuitive. It falls short when it comes to image and file management within the admin panel itself. I find working with images tedious, as there is no way to upload multiple images, or manipulate images from the admin panel.

With Flextype you can define unlimited content types with unique behavior and custom fields. If you have used WordPress before, you a probably familiar with custom post types which are used to extend WordPress beyond a regular blog. In Flextype these are called entries and can be used to create any content type that is both easy to manage from an administration perspective as well as providing developers with the flexibility to build dynamic applications.

Flextype provides REST API out-of-the-box, with compact JSON payloads that gives you full programmatic control over your content management system. Allowing you to develop applications for mobile devices as well as the web.

Python is probably the most accessible and easy to learn programming language. The language is written in plain English and make use of indentation to separate and highlight code blocks.

DigitalOcean provides affordable virtual private servers at a predictable pricing model. The cheapest VPS (Droplet) provided by DigitalOcean starts at $5/month ($0.00744/hour) for 1GB of RAM and 1 CPU with 25 GB SSD Disk and 1000 GB of bandwidth transfer.

Lucky provides quality documentation that takes you all the way from installing the framework to understanding the project structure, routing, database querying, database migrations, email sending and testing.

DuckDuckGo's results are a compilation of more than 400 sources, including Yahoo! Search BOSS, Wolfram Alpha, Bing, Yandex, its own web crawler the DuckDuckBot.

Django takes security seriously and includes prevention mechanisms for common attack vectors like Cross-site request forgery (CSRF), SQL Injections and XSS attacks.

Tailwind CSS requires more tooling then when working with CSS directly. Tailwind CSS requires you to run Node.js and to remove unused classes in production you should have PostCSS installed to reach optimal performance.

You can easily extend Tailwind CSS with your own CSS classes and third-party plugins for form design, dark-mode and more.

Tailwind CSS make use of utility classes, which makes it really easy to create unique designs without modifying the underlying CSS.

Since FastAPI is relatively new framework, the community is quiet small. Even though FastAPI provides great documentation and a wide variety of example projects, it can be hard to find external educational information like books, course and tutorials.

Possibly the fastest way to create a basic GraphQL API. With the help of Strapi graphQL plugin you can have your GraphQL API up and running in a matter of minutes. Where all necessary types and resolvers are auto-generated by Strapi's Shadow CRUD system. Simply install the plugin, and you can start using your GraphQL API with GraphiQL interface at /graphql.

Strapi is a fantastic open-source CMS and API creation tool for frontend developers. However, one of the biggest concerns I have with Strapi is that your application does not record nor manage database migrations after schema changes to your database. This is a crucial part of building a sound and future proof application, without a record of schema changes things can get hairy quickly. It's kinda like building an application without using Git to track code changes.

Everything in PostGraphile revolves around your database schema. You write SQL, and PostGraphile automatically generates your GraphQL API. At first I was sceptical towards the model of database-driven development, but it has taught me how powerful our relational databases really are. As of late, the trend has been to move further and further away from database layer, with the introduction of ORMs, NoSQL, Serverless etc.. maybe these ideas are misguided?