Author
Simon JANVIER
Content Security Policy: building one that holds
A well-built Content Security Policy blocks injected scripts from running without breaking the site, provided it is rolled out in…
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Laravel 13.26 sharpens queue handling
Laravel 13.26.0, released on 18 August 2026, adds job forwarding between queues, debounced listeners and a released-job event. The 13.26.1…
/ 4 min
Deliverability: the six causes of spam placement that actually occur
Authentication in place and messages still in junk: the six real causes, in the order they appear, and the diagnostic…
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HTML email: what still works in mail clients
Outlook still renders with the Word engine, Gmail rewrites styles, dark mode inverts colours. The real state of HTML email…
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SPF, DKIM and DMARC: the authentication baseline that decides whether your email arrives
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft now require full authentication. What SPF, DKIM and DMARC cover, the order to deploy them, and…
/ 5 min
Editorial agents in production: what holds and what breaks
Scheduled routines, MCP, sub-agents and guardrails: where a practice that industrialised in eighteen months now stands, with its documented breaking…
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GA4 and Search Console: the dashboard that triggers decisions
Six metrics, two tools, a weekly ritual: what to watch to steer an editorial site, and what to remove from…
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Freelance invoicing with Odoo: the setup that earns its place
Quotes, invoices, reminders: the Odoo modules that genuinely serve a one-person business, those that amount to over-equipment, and the electronic…
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Drupal in 2026: still a reasonable choice?
Drupal CMS, Recipes, Experience Builder and an AI roadmap: where Drupal still holds up against WordPress, and where it no…
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CloudPanel: self-hosted WordPress without a heavyweight panel
Native Nginx, per-site PHP, Redis and FastCGI cache for around 1 GB of memory: what you gain by leaving cPanel…
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