It’s a great time to start planning your infrastructure project to move to the cloud or if you starting a business you could just avoid the hassle to setup and manage your internal infrastructure by adopting a cloud solution.
The other day at work, I was going to help a young fellow with a problem with a WordPress website, he had been referred by colleague of mine, when this young fellow so me – he just said “Grandpa you do not know anything about digital” and that was the end of our interaction.
I see it all the time, business are very excited to get a website launched, they forget the ongoing work on maintaining the website, I’m not talking about creating content, or adding new products to sell, I’m refering to keep the site safe, software maintained with latest versions.
The other day I got a question from a G Suite users, regarding how to keep the comments when making a copy of the G Suite Doc. It went a step further, the user wanted to just keep some comments.
I recently wrote about How To Work With RESTful Services In CodeIgniter 3.X – today’s topic is how you extend the CodeIgniter REST server to give your APIs better availability and reliability. If you’re already experienced sudden increases in API traffic that affects the quality of your service, then you want to read on as I will give some tips on how you can manage your API’s usage.
How much do you know of what the WordPress Heartbeat API does to your site. Especially if you are logged in as admin and have your post page open. The WordPress Heartbeat API, introduced in WordPress 3.6 – allows your browser to communicate with the server when you’re logged into the WordPress admin panel.
Do you use Gmail for all your email communications, if so you probably spend plenty of time going through your inbox daily, replying to email, creating and sending new ones.
You might not be aware of this or just don’t think about it, if you use your Gmail account, on the web, iOS or Android, Google collects a lot of data from you.
We all have the same amount of time, each day – 24 hours or 1 440 minutes or 86 400 seconds, nothing more nothing less.
I’m working a lot with G Suite, I trying to keep up to date on what new features are added, I do miss some from time to time. While working I discovered a few features that probably slipped my mind. I like to share them with you and actually myself because they are very useful.
