The Biden administration has an Easter egg for IT pros on the White House website
The White House website has a special message for IT folks who know where to look -- and it could lead to a job with the government.
The Biden administration updated the whitehouse.gov website Wednesday once Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States.
Eagle-eyed Twitter users quickly spotted a comment tag in the site's source code that says "
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The White House website has a link to a hiring page in the source code of the page. White House
Comment tags aren't visible when a site is viewed in a browser.
Developers often use them to leave instructions or explanations for people who might need to edit the code in the future.
The link in the comment directs people to the hiring page of the US Digital Service, which is working to modernise the government "to deliver better government services to the American people through technology and design."
The updated site now includes a Spanish language translation of White House communications.
La Casa Blanca's Spanish language communications went dark in 2017 when President Donald Trump took office.
Presidents Barack Obama and George W Bush maintained a Spanish version of the White House website.
President Joe Biden pauses as he signs his first executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) AP
With the White House digital transition, Mr Trump's 1776 Commission has been removed from the site.
The National Archives has preserved Mr Trump's version of the White House website.
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