Google opens up .dev top-level domain name to the public
New top-level domain will enable developers to create communities, show projects, and teach new technologies - at a price, of course
Google bought the .dev generic TLD in 2015. Image via Pixabay.
Google has opened up its .dev top level domain (TLD) for the general public as part of its Early Access Programme. This is the first time that the tech giant is letting anyone register a domain using .dev...
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