Git - Fixing "Early EOFs" Fatal Error
The “git clone” command – as its name suggest – allows you to duplicate an entire repository from remote to local, or vice versa. Although it …
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Interested in learning more about selecting the appropriate web hosting? You've come to the right place. We delve into topics like cloud hosting and ways to host your personal website at no cost.
We also offer guidance on site migration, including tips to reduce downtime, and discuss solution stacks such as MAMP and AMPPS.
5 Great Hosting Services & How to Choose the Best One for Your Website
Selecting a web hosting service is all too often done in a matter-of-fact way, where pricing is often the driving factor. People pay little attention …
Manage Local Server .dev Environments with “Hotel”
Every web developer needs their own local server environment for testing projects. These servers can range from PHP/MySQL to complex setups with Rails…
Generic TLDs and How They Are Changing The Internet
If you are an attentive web user, lately you could see new kind of domains here and there, such as .jobs, .photo, .cafe, .xyz, and many others. The fi…
How to Make Your Local Server Publicly Accessible
For nearly a decade, I’ve navigated the challenges of developing websites, with one of the trickiest aspects being the coordination between local de…
8 Practical Tips to Secure Your Cloud Data
Because of cloud-based storage services, you don’t have to bring your portable storage device wherever you go. From Google Drive to Dropbox, cloud s…
Make Local Web Server Accessible Online With Localtunnel
During the development stage, you may deploy the website in a local server. There you can run, develop, and debug the website on a computer, locally. …
5 Free Tools to Build Your Personal Cloud
Having cloud storage these days have become a requirement, and we are spoilt for choice with what is available out there to help backup our important …
8 Cloud Storage Providers for Corporate Data Privacy
Most organizations now store records digitally using the Cloud to handle the large amount of data generated. But is that data safe if it resides on th…
Easy Mac Setup: Install PHP, Apache & MySQL – Part III
This is the last part of our series: Install PHP, Apache, and MySQL in Mac without MAMP. And if you have been following the series (see Part 1 and Par…
Setting Up PHP, Apache, and MySQL on macOS Without MAMP Part II
In the previous tutorial of this series, we configured Apache and PHP, enabling us to run .php files on our local server. As a follow-up, we will now …
How to Install PHP, Apache, and MySQL on a Mac Without Using MAMP
Using MAMP is probably the easiest way to get PHP, Apache, and MySQL up and running on macOS. You simply place the application in the Applications fol…