Web Development, Networking, Security, SEO
As an entrepreneur, you are likely to experience strategic blackouts, tactical disorientations. And yes, at times, you are going to be baffled by new ideas both limiting and perspective. And …
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Since we recently posted an article about downgrading from PHP 7.2 to PHP 7.1 on CentOS, we thought that it could be useful to add a post explaining how to …
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PHP 7.2 release introduced many breaking changes that could prevent some of your application from working properly. Among the many backward-incompatible improvements, perhaps the most crippling one is what they called …
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When dealing with a WordPress Web Site you might want to hide or exclude one or more Categories without actually deleting them: in other words, to prevent them from being …
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If you’re reading this, it probably means that you are experiencing an odd behaviour on your WordPress home page: you are often unable to see your most recent posts, as …
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Today I had an hard time helping a friend installing a Laravel PHP application on a WHM-powered OVH Server: since he needed PHP7, the first thing I did was upgrading EasyApache …
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This is a fairly common use case in a lot of E-commerce projects, User has purchased something before, and needs to re-order. Or, a they’ve has added items to their …
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PHP 7 – everyone’s talking about it. Curious new operators, fun anonymous classes, performance improvements, it’s everywhere online! I’m quite excited to explore the benefits of the new kid on …
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If you’re a Google AdSense user you will probably know about AdSense Lab, the incubator hosting those brand-new Ad-based features that aren’t yet ready to be rolled out to all AdSense publishers. …
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Today a client asked me to remove all the posts from a given category to the auto-generated XML Sitemap of his WordPress blog and also redirect these posts to a …
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