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PublishedJuly 25, 2021

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I am a Full Stack Developer with 15yrs+ working with PHP/JS/MYSQL/HTML/CSS, I live in Myrtle Beach, SC with my Wife, my Dog and my Step Son.

Some of you have noticed I changed my blog from shawn-crigger.xyz to my non-staging domain blog.shawn-crigger.com, as I never meant for my blog to get launched on the .xyz I was still new to #hashnode, and trying to get the how Hashnode works, but @hashnode 's support team is top-notch!

Also to change the domain on Hashnode is easy. Just go to your Dashboard > Domains, where your custom domain is, and click delete and enter the new domain.

A Twitter friend made me the below graphic and I really liked it, If your not following @web_dev_dan on Twitter maybe you should be!

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