by Matt Dorman | Technology
A slow, overloaded WordPress site is bad for business. When pages take too long to load, visitors give up and may not come back. If a site is down and administrators don’t notice quickly, people will see it as a sign of an unreliable business. A sudden drop in...
by Matt Dorman | Technology
Third-party tracking, a mainstay of media websites, is becoming less useful. Modern browsers get in its way, and it has performance and privacy concerns. There’s no technical reason you have to let others share your pages to get analytics on your site, and the...
by Matt Dorman | Planning, Technology
Executive Summary: I’m impressed with this update mainly due to the backwards compatibility. The recent months have seen a lot of debate within the Drupal community regarding the recently released Drupal 9. The new development was released on June 3rd, 2020. By...
by Meeky Hwang | Development, Technology
It’s increasingly common to run databases in the cloud. Whether you run a self-managed instance or use a managed service, it saves much of the trouble of running it on-premises. Amazon’s AWS offers three major options, trading off control against...
by Meeky Hwang | Development, Technology
Amazon Lightsail gives virtual private servers (VPS) full cloud flexibility. You can set up all the instances, databases, and load balancers you need and add more as your requirements grow. You can set one up as a Linux server and use it however you like....
by Matt Dorman | Development, Technology
WordPress is the leading choice for websites. It’s an excellent way to manage dynamic content. It’s open-source, so you can add third-party code or write your own to enhance it. It has some issues, though. You have to keep up with updates to maintain...
