web-basics

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Domain, Hosting, and DNS: How a Website Actually Works

A beginner's guide to the three things behind every website (domain, hosting, and DNS): what each one is, why you need all three, and how they connect.

· 6 min read

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Cookies and Sessions: How Websites Remember You Between Visits

How cookies and sessions let a website recognize a returning visitor, keep you logged in, and remember a shopping cart, explained in plain language.

· 3 min read

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Redirects Explained: 301 vs. 302 and Why the Difference Matters for SEO

The difference between a permanent and a temporary redirect, when to use each, and how getting it wrong can cost you search rankings.

· 3 min read

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IP Addresses Explained: IPv4, IPv6, and Why Your Server Needs One

What an IP address actually is, the difference between IPv4 and IPv6, and how it connects to your domain and hosting.

· 3 min read

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Root Servers and TLD Servers: Who Actually Runs the Internet's DNS

How DNS root servers and TLD servers work together to make every domain on earth findable, and who actually operates them.

· 3 min read

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What Happens When You Type a URL and Press Enter

A step-by-step walkthrough of everything that happens between typing a web address and a page loading: DNS, TCP, TLS, HTTP, and rendering.

· 3 min read

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HTTP Status Codes Explained: What 200, 301, 404, and 500 Actually Mean

A plain-language guide to the HTTP status codes you'll actually run into, what each range means, and why they matter for visitors and SEO.

· 4 min read

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