Setting up a mysql backup strategy it’s hardly an exciting task, so having a simple solution it’s key to actually get it out of your to-do list. Here’s a simple, automated and low-cost alternative that I use to keep MySQL database backups of small to medium-sized projects. Setting up automatic backups automysqlbackup it’s a simple…
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One of the most common worries of the enterprise IT world about WordPress and other Open Source apps it’s how you can scale it — which it’s kind of ironic when their enterprise-y web services response times are usually measured in the scale of tens of seconds… DigitalOcean has published a high-level practical-overview on horizontally…
HOWTO: Install Node+NPM as user (not root) – if you need to use node.js/npm/grunt/bower and using a shared hosting or can’t/won’t/don’t want to install as root… here’s how you can still get away with it. You’re still going to need something like build-essential installed, though
As your app gets increasingly more complex, you might run into Memory exhausted errors, and even though you can always increase the allowed memory usage — either by tweaking php.ini or locally with ini_set() — it should be a better option to find out what’s using so much memory in the first place.
Jeff Atwood writes about the experience of creating Discourse’s login and all the invisible complexities involved on a deceivingly simple form: third-party auth, forgotten login data, labeling, security…
Ok; the title seems a tongue-twister, but the situation it’s: One of our clients, a rather large university, needed to create independent sites for each of its faculties aaaand we love WordPress, so it was clear that we were going to use it as their CMS Each of these faculties had to be able to…
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