monorepo-builder VS site-kit-wp

When it comes to the part of actually publishing packages from inside your monorepo you have to get creative with a lot of git commands, or other existing tools like symplify/monorepo-builder from @tomasvotruba

Now, as the number of packages in your application grows, you'll need to have them all hosted in a monorepo, or you'll go bunkers creating pull requests involving more than one package (believe me, I've been there). In my case, all my packages are hosted in the leoloso/PoP monorepo, and I keep them in sync via the wonderful Monorepo Builder (I need to write an article about this tool, it's such a life saver!).

"cURL error 6: Could not resolve host: sitekit.withgoogle.com"

I would start with this: https://sitekit.withgoogle.com/

nice that's a really interesting suggestion didnt knew that google made a wordpress pluging to include everything. Does it include GTM, cause i didn't saw it on their website (https://sitekit.withgoogle.com/)

Und dann https://sitekit.withgoogle.com installieren.

My github is same as reddit. I think I got qualified for this one which makes more sense than npm packages with less than 100 weeklyt downloads :D

You may be interested to know that you can revoke access anytime. You can also view the plugins code in it's entirety on GitHub. As an open source project you can even contribute, or ask questions directly to the team on GitHub or the WordPress support forums.

Learning from my mistakes I am adding to my article and video drafts a special section for keywords and a checkbox list of websites which I will be using to drive traffic to my blog and channel. On my website I am using the RankMath WordPress plugin. To measure the results that my website has and how well it scores on the search engines I will be using the integrated Analytics option of RankMath, Google Site Kit and VidIQ for my YouTube channel.