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New section: writing on Blogger.com

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By Electronza on January 12, 2023 Blogger / Blogspot

As you know Electronza was hosted for a while on blogger.com, the blogging platform owned by Google. It stayed there until I started a new project where I have enough hosting space to move the blog back to WordPress.

In the meantime, I keep a few smaller projects on blogger.com, at least until they grow and prove viable. I thus have the advantage of free hosting and the spam filters offered free by Google.

In the course of developing these small sites, I’ve had to solve a multitude of problems and have come up with some fixes and solutions that I don’t want to keep to myself.

So, as of today, the blog has a new section dedicated to writing on Blogger, with all sorts of tips&tricks and other tutorials.

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