AIMRAN Blog is the official blog of the AIMRAN ecosystem. It publishes practical guides and analysis on web development, artificial intelligence, developer tools, SEO and technology, written and maintained by one person: Aimran Oukham, a full-stack developer.
What it is
An independent, small and specialised publication. There is no editorial team and there are no external contributors: every article is written, tested and reviewed by Aimran Oukham, who also builds and maintains the other projects of the ecosystem ( aimran.es,AIMRAN Tools, AIMRAN Library and AIMRAN Universe).
Who maintains it
Full-stack developer based between Valencia and Alicante, creator and maintainer of the AIMRAN ecosystem: aimran.es, AIMRAN Tools, AIMRAN Library and AIMRAN Universe. You can read more on the author page. If you spot a mistake in an article, please report it through the contact page.
Topics
- Web development: Practical web development guides: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, APIs, Git, Docker and Linux, with tested examples and clear explanations.
- Artificial intelligence: Artificial intelligence without the hype: how language models work, AI tools for developers, automation and agents.
- Developer tools: Online and desktop tools for developers: productivity, debugging, JSON, images, PDF and text. What they do, when to use them and their limits.
- SEO: Technical SEO explained for developers: crawling and indexing, canonical and hreflang, web performance, Core Web Vitals, Search Console and WordPress SEO.
- Technology: Software, applications, hosting, domains and security explained clearly: how the pieces that support any internet project work.
Editorial philosophy
- People first. Every article answers a concrete question in its first paragraph and then develops the topic. If a text adds nothing beyond the official documentation, it is not published.
- No filler. We prefer 900 useful words to 2,500 repetitive ones. Articles are never written "to cover a keyword".
- Sources cited. When a claim depends on external information (Google documentation, web specifications, release notes), the original source is linked at the end of the article.
- Nothing invented. No statistics, studies, experiences or opinions are made up. If we have not tested something, we say so.
- Content comes first. The blog may carry advertising to support the project, but never ahead of the content and never interrupting reading with pop-ups.
How articles are created and reviewed
- They start from a real problem encountered while building or maintaining one of the AIMRAN projects.
- The official documentation is consulted and the code or procedure described is tested.
- The article is written with a clear structure: direct answer, explanation, examples, common mistakes, conclusions and sources.
- It is reviewed before publishing: technical accuracy, clarity, links and accessibility.
- AI tools may assist with drafting or review, but they never replace the author’s experience, verification or judgement, and everything published is reviewed by hand.
How content is kept up to date
Every article shows its publication date and, when it has changed substantially, its update date. Technologies change: when a recommendation stops being valid the article is corrected or withdrawn, and if a URL changes a permanent redirect to the new address is kept.
Contact
For suggestions, corrections or proposals, use the contact page.