If you cannot find AutoSSL in cPanel apps, it is because it is not mentioned in main screen with all apps.
It is not missing, it is just hidden. So how could we start AutoSSL?
If you cannot find AutoSSL in cPanel apps, it is because it is not mentioned in main screen with all apps.
It is not missing, it is just hidden. So how could we start AutoSSL?
Do you experience Microdata disappears from your pages and posts?
It happens within Classic Editor or in Block Editor in sections managed by Classic Editor. I experienced that after saving my content.
It happens because the editor knows which attributes are used in standard HTML pages and it encounters new and unknown attributes. The editor decides that they are not needed and removes them.
One part of the solution is written in this page.
So here are instructions to solve the whole problem:
GPL license defines that a product could be used free.
If you wonder why some of your plugins disappear from your PorkBun hosted account, they could be deleted by PorkBun.
There is a set of plugins that PorkBun doesn't like. Actual list with them is written here.
One of reasons PorkBun does remove plugins is that (according PorkBun) they are slow. They have different concerns for others. Soo, you need to go for alternatives.
We provide a cached version of the list with their blocked plugins:
Tips for preparing for a Java developer interview:
Review Java fundamentals: It is important to have a good understanding of the core concepts of Java such as Object-Oriented Programming, Data Structures, Algorithms, Exception Handling, and Multithreading.
Know the basics of frameworks and libraries: Familiarize yourself with popular Java frameworks and libraries like Spring, Hibernate, Maven, and JUnit.
Understand the interview format: Find out what type of interview you will be having. Will it be a technical interview or a behavioral interview? Knowing the interview format in advance can help you prepare better.
Research the company: Get to know the company you are interviewing with. Look at their website, read up on their products, and try to get a sense of their company culture.
Prepare questions to ask: Have some questions prepared to ask your interviewer about the company, the role, and the team you would be working with.
Be confident: Remember to be confident in your abilities and focus on showcasing your strengths during the interview.
Practice coding: Brush up on your coding skills by practicing coding problems on platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank. This will help you develop your problem-solving skills and also give you an opportunity to practice coding under pressure.
If you want to check real questions from Java Interviews, check the link. There is a lot of practical information. Research over pages inside that site could save you a lot of research.