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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”.vc_custom_1560792671923{margin-bottom: 0px !important;}”]Write sites and apps in any language and they’ll be versatile enough to fit the complicated requirements of most businesses. But for custom app builds, the extra effort’s time-consuming. So shorten deployment time of web services, apps, and APIs by using frameworks. You’ll be able to reuse code and simplify common tasks like database access and session management. Rasmus Lerdorf, PHP creator, never would have thought in 1994 that his scripting language would go on to be the most widely used server-side worldwide. Same for David Heinemeier Hansson, author of the Ruby on Rails framework that began…
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WordPress’s massive reach of over 40% of the web comes with a similarly large responsibility. Read about what the WordPress project is doing to enhance performance for its users and the web.
Explore the WordPress Data Liberation project in this exclusive behind-the-scenes episode discussing WordPress migrations. Joining us is WordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy, along with special guest and sponsored contributor Jordan Gillman. Together, they’ll look at how the project is expanding opportunities to benefit from the freedom and flexibility WordPress offers. Don’t miss this enlightening discussion!
A Content Delivery Network (CDN), also known as Content Distribution Network, is a system of interconnected servers based in different locations. Its role is to facilitate more efficient content delivery: it presents users with cached online content from the nearest network server instead of fresh content. By decreasing the amount of time required for users to receive rich media and content, a CDN can significantly enhance web performance. The majority of web traffic is served by CDNs today, including giants like Netflix and Facebook. Why do so many website owners use a CDN? Website owners and brands use Content Delivery…
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Horizontal vs. Vertical Scaling: Understanding Key Differences, Advantages, and Limitations
Scaling a server to handle a rise in both traffic and demand can be difficult. Any seasoned developer knows that. Why is it such a challenge? Because it demands in-depth planning and evaluation of everything from pricing to potential growth in years to come. There are two main types of server scaling: horizontal and vertical. horizontal scaling (otherwise known as “scaling out”) requires that you increase the number of servers you use already. That can be compared to expanding a road with extra lanes to allow for more vehicles. Vertical scaling (“scaling up”) focuses on improving the capabilities of an…
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A solid server infrastructure is crucial for countless companies worldwide, empowering them to deliver services in an efficient, reliable way. That’s why it’s so important for businesses to invest in reliable server maintenance. Maintaining servers well can improve security, increase their longevity, and minimize the risk of downtime. But what does effective server maintenance involve? How can you get yours right? In this guide, we’ll explore the best practices you need to know. What is server maintenance? What are the benefits of server maintenance? Server maintenance tips for optimal performance Avoid these server maintenance mistakes Server maintenance FAQ What is…
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Note: Due to an issue with the initial package, WordPress 6.5.1 was not released. 6.5.2 is the first minor release for WordPress 6.5. This security and maintenance release features 2 bug fixes on Core, 12 bug fixes for the Block Editor, and 1 security fix. Because this is a security release, it is recommended that […]
Join WordPress Executive Director, Josepha Haden Chomphosy, as she offers an exclusive preview of the upcoming WordPress 6.5 release, accompanied by special guest Dave Smith, one of the Editor Tech leads for this release. Don’t miss this opportunity for an insider’s look!
WordPress 6.5 “Regina”
WordPress 6.5 “Regina” is here! Named in honor of Regina Carter, renowned jazz violinist and educator, this release was made possible by over 700 contributors. Download WordPress 6.5 “Regina” today.
WordPress 6.5 RC4 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what’s coming in this release and how to get involved with the open source project.
Big news alert! Ready to turn your website into a prospering shop right inside your Plesk dashboard? Sitejet Commerce is here to shake things up and bring some serious oomph to your Sitejet Builder website. Let’s spill the beans on what it has in store for you. Get Ready to Sell with Sitejet Commerce Sitejet Commerce is our new addition to Sitejet Builder, your trusted sidekick for quick and easy website creation. It already has a lot in store – but if you feel a shop was all you were missing, fear not. Enter Sitejet Commerce – your natively integrated…
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In the dynamic world of web hosting and online services, staying informed about licensing changes of widely used software components is crucial. Redis team recently announced a significant shift in their licensing model that could impact many developers and hosting providers. What’s Changing with Redis? Redis, the high-performance, open-source cache server, is transitioning its license from BSD to Server Side Public License (SSPL) starting with version 7.4. This move is designed to prevent third-party vendors from offering services, competing with Redis without open-sourcing their entire stack under the same license. This change reflects a growing trend among open-source projects to…
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Great news! Are you looking to add an online store to your Sitejet-driven website? With Sitejet Commerce, you can easily integrate an online store into your website through your cPanel dashboard. Sitejet Commerce is a perfect complement to your Sitejet Builder experience. Let’s take a look at the features and benefits of Sitejet Commerce. Empower […]
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As running a mail server brings numerous challenges, you need to analyze every detail with care to reach the right decision for you. The first factor you should bear in mind is the MTA (mail transfer agent): will it be relay-only or full-fledged? Relay-only (otherwise known as send-only) MTAs are capable of forwarding emails to another server, usually your ISP (Internet service provider’s) SMTP server. Some common relay-only MTAs you might recognize are msmtp, sSMTP, and nullmailer. This form of MTA is a solid option if you intend to send emails to your address (e.g. Gmail, Outlook). But consider these…
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Cloud computing is increasingly prevalent in the digital age. It’s predicted that more than 80% of companies worldwide will use cloud computing as their main infrastructure by 2025. And as more and more businesses adopt cloud computing, the number of cloud-computing providers has grown too. If you’re looking to switch to cloud-based solutions, you have an extensive range of options to choose from. Hyperscaler Clouds Explained Popular Public Hyperscalers Hyperscaler Cloud Computing Advantages and Disadvantages How Do Hyperscalers Compare to Alternative Cloud Providers? Conclusion However, the cloud market is still dominated by hyperscaler clouds: these utilize a huge network of…
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If users encounter a 405 Method Not Allowed message while visiting your website, a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) error is usually responsible. This stops visitors from accessing the content on your site, and that may negatively affect how they perceive your brand. Unfortunately, the error message only states that something has gone wrong with your site without offering further detail. That means you might need to explore multiple solutions to fix the problem. In this guide, we’ll explore more than 10 possible solutions to the 405 Method Not Allowed error to help you, including removing plugins and restoring your website…
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If you receive a 504 Gateway Timeout error while browsing, it’s likely to be the result of a communication problem between your device and the server hosting the affected site. That may involve your internet service provider (ISP) too. But while a 504 Gateway Timeout error may disrupt your online experience, there are ways to fix it. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at the 504 Gateway Timeout error, including what causes it and how to fix it. 504 Gateway Timeout Error Explained A 504 Gateway Timeout error occurs when a server that’s trying to load a particular…
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WordPress 6.5 RC3 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what’s coming in this release and how to get involved with the open source project.
WordCamp Asia 2024 was a dynamic three-day celebration of collaboration, diversity, and innovation in the WordPress project. This week, Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy shares her insights and experiences from the event, which featured one of the largest Contributor Days in the region, a variety of speakers, engaging panel discussions, and workshops. Josepha offers her thoughts on the latest topics being discussed within the community and forming the future of WordPress.
Site Quality Monitoring (SQM) for cPanel is now available with cPanel’s v118, v116, and v110 LTS releases. Let’s explore the myriad of benefits and value propositions SQM brings to the table, making it a must-have tool for all website owners going forward. Unmatched Website Integrity The foundation of cPanel’s Site Quality Monitoring is rooted in […]
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WordPress 6.5 RC2 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what’s coming in this release and how to get involved.
Looking to migrate a website from one server to another? You’ve got options. One popular method involves downloading the entire site to your computer and then uploading it to the new server. Or you could use third-party FTP tools to access both servers and move files between them. But there’s a more efficient and secure approach you might not have considered: transferring files over Secure Shell (SSH). Let’s explore how this method works and why it might be the ideal solution for your migration needs. What is SSH? SSH is a secure network protocol that allows you to utilize network…
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The votes for the 2022 favorite Plesk features are in! Check out the results of the 2022 Plesk Obsidian survey!
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As Google becomes more and more focused on improving the user’s experience of websites, web developers are paying attention. They know that user experience is boosted by fast loading times and good page speeds. These factors became significant search ranking factors several years ago. If you didn’t know that, then chances are you’ll be getting poor SERPs results, so time to get up to speed with it! With this in mind, we’re going to look at one of the quickest and simplest methods of improving the performance of your site – GZIP compression. This post walks you through the importance…
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Over 1,300 attendees gathered at the Taipei International Convention Center in Taiwan for WordCamp Asia 2024. The three-day event emerged as a vibrant celebration showcasing the collaboration, diversity, and innovation that drive the world’s most popular web platform.
In modern web development, deploying applications is crucial to bringing your software to life. The Go programming language, a statically typed and compiled language known for its efficiency and performance, has gained immense popularity among developers. You can build robust and high-performance web applications by leveraging the power of Go. However, deploying Go applications can be complex, requiring a solid grasp of server configurations, environment settings, and other technical nuances. This is where the Plesk control panel comes into play as a game-changer. Plesk, a powerful web hosting control panel, provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface for managing various web…
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Administrators typically rely on a command-line interface (CLI) when managing a Linux remote system (such as a virtual private server). Numerous Linux distros feature a graphical user interface (GUI), which some users may find more helpful than a CLI. However, entering commands tends to be smoother and more flexible via a CLI. For instance, you can use one command to replace certain entries across several files with a CLI, but that takes longer when using a GUI. As Linux has lots of commands for different tasks, though, it can be difficult to utilize Bash (Bourne Again Shell) shell. That’s why…
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February saw significant progress towards the upcoming WordPress 6.5 release and final preparations for WordCamp Asia. The results of the annual WordPress survey were released, and discussions began on the next steps for the Data Liberation project. Read on for the latest happenings in the WordPress space. Get ready for WordCamp Asia The stage is […]
WordPress 6.5 RC1 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what’s coming in this release and how to get involved.