Tag: Making
The Evolution of WordPress® Management with cPanel
cPanel & WHM® has introduced a radical new way to deal with WordPress sites. The Wp Toolkit (WPTK) empowers world-wide-web hosting providers and online site owners to install, protected, and configure multiple webpages in a single easy-to-use interface. This Toolkit...
Disaster Recovery And Why It Matters
Undead apocalypse. Random meteor drive. Electromagnetic pulse from the exact Sun. Or maybe basically a crashed hard push that has no data backup. But don’t forget volcanoes. Or vampires! These are usually just a few examples of things that could...
WordPress® Debugging with cPanel and WordPress Toolkit
WordPress’s greatest toughness is that it only works. There is modest for the average visitor to worry about past installing plugins, tweaking designs, and applying updates. However, as with any challenging software, bugs in WordPress’s code can cause out of...
WordPress® Hardening: One-Click Security with cPanel
WordPress is far together with away the most widely-used content management system regarding the web, but of which popularity comes at a price. It’s also the most attacked CMS. Certainly not because it’s un-secure, and yet because attackers know that...
How to Use PHP-FPM with cPanel
PHP performance is an enduring issue for web hosts. PHP is the most widely used server programming language on the web by a big margin. The most popular content management systems and ecommerce applications are written in PHP, including WordPress®,...
3 Approaches for Using the Google Sheets API in Node.js: A Tutorial
After learning to code for the past year, I’ve recently found myself in the realm of asynchronous Javascript. Throughout the last few months, I’ve really struggled with this component of the language and have had to go over parts of...
Finding Programming Inspiration: Learning to Code and Launch in Months
“Upon reflection, the process of finally learning to code taught me one important thing: I was often my own biggest blocker.” My “Story” Four years ago: Sitting in a lecture hall learning about thermodynamics and pipe sizing. Three years ago:...
When Do You Become a Developer?
Over the past year I’ve taught myself to code. I’ve built and launched four web applications, taken courses from front-end to back-end, can work with APIs, and know what a Promise is. Yet for some reason, I still don’t feel...
You Don’t Need to Quit Your Job to Make
“I want to debunk the myth that originality requires extreme risk taking and persuade you that originals are actually far more ordinary than we realize.”?—?Adam Grant, Originals Edit: The response to this article has been amazing. In the first few...
The 7 Myths of Learning to Code
I recently gave a talk about learning to code products in less than a year. The talk was well-received and was even labelled the best talk of 2018 at the location it was given. ? Since it seemed to spark...
2018: A Year of Sponge
Quarter Life Crisis This year I turned 25. Last year I turned 24 and naturally saw this “quarter-century” milestone coming. So long as I survived the year, I would (and did) turn 25. It was the only semi-certain thing that...
Join The Club: The Growing Subscription Service Model
How a lot of subscription services are you currently subscribed to? Chances are, you have a great deal more than you realize. Ongoing services have become the particular preferred model for virtual assets and have turned customers’ ownership and paying...