How-To's of Hosting (Page 17)

While I’m not about to strike it rich with my chops on the piano or violin, I understand the adrenaline rush of performing in front of a live audience. Being a talented musician or... read more »

It’s Summer 2014 in sunny San Diego — where the one and only HostingCon gave me the excuse to make my first trip to the West Coast. I have a lot of great memories from that event, but one... read more »

I don’t know about y’all, but I’m a research-before-I-buy kind of girl. Even if the product I’m “purchasing” is free — you can bet there are going to be a handful of Google searches in my browser... read more »

Sometimes while in development or production, we find that our software uses more memory than we ever expected. To keep things under control, PHP has default memory limits to avoid some runaway... read more »

People just getting started making websites already know that HTML and CSS coding can be hard — and don’t even get us started on PHP or JavaScript. It’s hard to understand how lines... read more »

Let’s face it — we all love free stuff. Free tacos, free beer, or even a free T-shirt we know we’ll never wear. When people hear the word “free,” we just can’t help ourselves. So why should our... read more »

MySQL (and MariaDB) allows you to change the structure of tables with the ALTER TABLE SQL command. Using the command, you can easily change the name of your table and columns, add or delete... read more »

Building a website today is all about who you know — not necessarily the most experienced and expensive developer who can do the job for you, but rather the reliable and affordable web host who... read more »