By Ivan Dimitrijevic In Technology Almost every day, we hear of some new attack on websites done by professional hackers and we witness the incredible damage they deal to large corporations. When you hear such news, you cannot help but wonder whether your website is secure enough. If you happen to have a small business, you […]
Data stolen in 2012 breach, containing encrypted passwords and details of around two-thirds of cloud firm’s customers, has been leaked The Dropbox data breach has highlighted the problem of password reuse. Photograph: Alamy Samuel Gibbs Wednesday 31 August 2016 06.43 EDTLast modified on Wednesday 31 August 201611.11 EDT Share on LinkedIn Share on Google+ Shares 2,203 Save […]
Recently in a facebook group someone posted this image, asking for clarification: This is what’s wrong with web hosting in 2016. I thought I’d use that as a jumping-off point to talk about “bargain” hosting. This user is on a large (Super-Bowl-ad-budget large) hosting company’s “shared” plan. The irony is that the user would have no […]
We’ve all overheard conversations, walking down hip streets of the world’s tech capitals, discussions about the great ‘UX’ of a product, or the poor ‘UI’ of a website. Is it a secret language you will never be privy to? Are these people just using slang to look cool? Well, ok probably yes to the latter, […]
Sports Authority handles 2,000 transactions per second with Google Cloud Platform Friday, February 19, 2016 Posted by Jon Byrum, Product Marketing Manager, Google Cloud Platform (Cross-posted on the Google Cloud Platform Blog.) Athletic gear, much like all apparel categories, is quickly shifting to an online sales business. Sports Authority, seeing the benefits that cloud could […]
https://blog.hubspot.com/ Written by Lisa Toner | @lisatoner13 SEO can sometimes feel like it stands for “Something Extremely Obscure,” especially for busy marketers who just don’t have the time to sit down and figure it all out. There are endlessGoogle algorithm updates to stay on top of to ensure we’re always showing up in search results […]
Today we’re proud to release WooCommerce 2.5 “Dashing Dolphin” into the wild! 2.5 has been in development for ~5 months and has seen around 1600 commits from 42 contributors. This is another evolutionary release which focusses on improvements to existing functionality, as well as stability and performance. We do however have some new features to mention in 2.5 which developers […]
If you like Chrome but don’t think it loads web pages fast enough, you might be in luck. Google has now readied a new compression algorithm for the browser which will squeeze web pages down by as much as 25 percent more than it does right now. The new algorithm, called Brotli, is designed to […]