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A chip manufacturer that creates CPUs and GPUs. AMD stands for Advanced Micro Devices.

An AWS service which is used to build, deploy, and host this website.

A frontend development framework with a focus on speed and using less client-side JavaScript.

An acronym for Amazon Web Services. AWS is a cloud service provider and currently offers services like Amplify, S3, and Lambda.

Bulma is a free, open-source CSS framework.

A bunch of computing resources connected together over the internet form the cloud.

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It's a web technology which is used for defining how a web page should look.

A cloud services provider. DigitalOcean provides some services similar to those offered by AWS.

A frontend development framework which is focused on building static websites.

GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit. It's the component of a computer which is used for rendering the graphics shown on a display.

A high-level programming language which has historically been used to power both this website and the web at large.

A kernel which has become the precursor to multiple operating systems. That's my definition. Don't quote me on it.

A distributed, micro-blogging platform.

In tech, migrations are when systems move to new technology.

An abbreviation for Node.js which is a JavaScript runtime environment.

The process of modifying a PC (personal computer) to run beyond the limits configured from the factory.

Enhancing efficiency in software projects.

A family of tasks which together comprise the writing of programs which are run on computers.

One of the many frontend frameworks currently available which can be used for building websites (and other things).

An acronym which stands for Really Simple Syndication. An older web technology that makes it easy for anyone to syndicate their content.

SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. SEO can be considered a collection of practices oriented around improving the ranking of a website's pages in search engine results.

A specific kind of programming where a programmer (web developer, software engineer, etc) writes code for the web.