Backing up a Linux server can have ups and downs figurative and literal. In recent years, you’re expected to need a lot of staff, free space, and patience. It can feel complex because Linux is still a predominantly command-line operating system. Before we can answer this question, we need to understand the machines of the …
Do you know the term “minify”? This is programming jargon used to describe the process of removing unnecessary characters from a website’s source code. These characters can be spaces, line breaks, explanation comments, basically anything useful for humans, but useless for machines. We “minified” files from a website with CSS, HTML, and Javascript code so …
In the previous article, We examined some of the most common SQL clients and explained NoSQL clients for efficient management and development. Databases are at the heart of almost every Internet and enterprise application we can imagine. The demands on scalability, speed, and rapid application development have created a new generation of NoSQL databases. SQL and non-SQL databases vary …
A good layout keeps visitors on a page because it makes important things easily accessible and intuitive to find. A nasty layout frustrated can frustrate page visitors and makes them leave the site because they can’t find what they’re looking for. In Web design, the layout is a term that explains how a Web site is displayed …
The CSS specification is constantly evolving. The process of implementing new features in the CSS is complicated: to put it simply, let’s say a CSS task force decides what new elements to add to the specification. It is then up to browsers to implement these new elements, and choose in which order to implement them, …
For most application developers, the database is an altar of demon gods that is best left untouched. But it doesn’t have to be like that! When other things are the same, the convenience that a developer with the underlying database defines his seniority. Little database and little programming experience = up-and-coming developers; little database and …
One of the most frequently asked questions – which database should I use? SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It was developed in the 1970s by a group of IBM researchers. NoSQL databases were first used by Carlo Strozzi in 1998. The most common difference between these two database systems (DB) is that SQL is relational and NoSQL …
Data is everything. And in a broader sense, databases. Here are some great open-source choices for your next kick-ass project. For a world dominated for so long by database suits like Oracle and SQL Server, there now seems to be an endless flood of solutions. Part of the reason is the innovation driven by open …
How do you want to work in world-leading companies, and make an impact through a beautiful front-end development at the same time? There is a great demand for exceptional artists on the modern web, and this guide will show you how to get started. And since the people who work in the software are among …
One of the main challenges For bloggers, small businesses, and non-profit organizations to have a personal website is the “Loading time of the site“ Studies show that the user leaves a site if it has not been loaded for 3 seconds. Nobody likes a slow website. Accelerating websites is essential. “The web should be fast” (Google says). Google …