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sitemaptool
A cross-platform sitemap pnp handler written in Go.
This is a simple cli backend tool designed for ease of use. It manages your sitemaps on a live/production site by adding urls and pinging search engines. Just call and pass arguments and it will do the rest. Suitable for sites content sites (blog, social media, etc) as every public post needs to be added to sitemaps and indexed. Sites like soundcloud, instagram, tiktok, facebook, youtube and even medium might find this useful. -
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SIPF - Simple Intelligent PHP Framework
This is a base PHP framework for making simple websites with clean URL
SIPF: Simple Intelligent PHP Framework Simeon Ivaylov Petrov Framework SEO Ideological PHP Framework (SEO - Search Engine Optimization) This is a base PHP framework for making simple websites with clean URLs. It is absolutely free! It's developed for advanced php web developers but if you are a beginner in php programming, I think you can also understand how does it work. SIPF is not a CMS (Content Management System) and it doesn't use the MVC (Model View Controller) logic as...
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