#PHP MySQL Linux

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If it looks cozy, that’s ‘cause it is!

[arashtadstudio]

In this video we will install a LAMP stack on a Debian 12 (Linux) server and run a PHP code on it. Here are the commands you can use to follow up with this tutorial:

# Update package list sudo apt update

# Install Apache sudo apt install apache2 sudo systemctl enable apache2 sudo systemctl start apache2

# Install MySQL (or MariaDB) sudo apt install mariadb-server sudo mysql_secure_installation

sudo systemctl enable mariadb sudo systemctl start mariadb

# Install PHP sudo apt install php libapache2-mod-php php-mysql sudo systemctl restart apache2

# Create PHP file in /var/www/html/info.php

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Unlocking the Power of Property Hooks in PHP 8.4

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dusted off my cohost and bluesky to follow people since i saw some people linking their accounts here... i don't currently have any plans to go anywhere, but my username is spellbot or spellbot_ on most sites (except neopets, where i'm fudgelade)

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WordPress Rocket Stack : envoyez WordPress sur orbite !

Sur Orion, j’ai installé ma WordPress Rocket Stack qui est configurée avec la stack suivante: Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS MySQL 8+ NginX 1.21+ PHP 8.0 Redis Nginx FastCGI Cache Fail2ban Letsencrypt avec acme.sh Hébergement L’hébergement est la base de votre site, c’est tout simplement la fondation sur laquelle va reposer votre code. Vous avez tout intérêt à avoir un très bon hébergeur : il…

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Techgeecs in Chandigarh provides both offline and online courses, as well as industrial training. HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, PHP, Python, C, C++, Mean Stack, MySQL, Linux, React, Node, Mongo DB, Angular, jQuery, Full Stack Development, Web Designing, and Digital Marketing are some of the talents we teach.

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After about... God, five years of watching Joe Hills streams, I have accrued a decent amount of knowledge about the man. In no particular order of importance, here are True Facts About Joe Hills:

He's a single parent! And a really good one! They go on canoe trips and go to pinball tournaments together. I once watched him glance offscreen, say "that is the sound of my daughter throwing up, goodbye!" and immediately ended stream. Awesome dad!

Before he went full-time on YouTube he was a LAMP developer, which stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. He has a 'professional voice' with no accent and it is the most uncanny thing you've ever heard. Yes, he has been recognized on a work call.

He once heard a small child in his apartment complex proclaim that Iskall was their favorite youtuber

He went to Jewish preschool, and as a result knows most if not all of the words to Hava Nagila

He intended to join the US armed forces but was ineligible due to medical issues. He thought the next major political conflict was going to be in east asia and he wanted to work as a translator so he is familiar with several east asian languages (though he is out of practice).

He studied American history at Vanderbilt University. He has wielded this fact when dipshits on twitter try to tell him to 'stick to minecraft and stay out of politics'

He writes fanfiction about other hermits. Yeah, you read that right. Not reads, writes.

When Mumbo got a copyright strike on basically his whole channel, Joe went to the Warner Chappell headquarters and held up a sign that said 'FREE MUMBO JUMBO' no I am not kidding

He has like 5 theme songs. Maybe more.

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DAHA - DEVASA+ (2)

" Daha.net: Çeşitlilikteki Hosting Seçenekleriyle İnternet Varlığınızı Şekillendirin!"

Daha.net, her türden web ihtiyacınıza uygun hosting çözümleri sunan bir lider hosting platformudur. Linux hosting, Windows hosting, reseller hosting ve bayi hosting gibi çeşitlilikteki hizmetleriyle, kullanıcılarına esneklik ve performans sunarak, internet varlıklarını şekillendirmelerine yardımcı olur.

Linux Hosting - Güvenilir, Güçlü ve Açık Kaynak:

Daha.net Linux hosting çözümleri, güvenilir, güçlü ve açık kaynak teknolojileri üzerine kurulmuştur. PHP, MySQL ve diğer açık kaynak teknolojileri ile uyumlu olarak çalışan bu hosting seçeneği, gelişmiş kullanıcılar için idealdir.

Windows Hosting - Microsoft Teknolojileri ile Güçlendirilmiş Hizmet:

Windows hosting, Daha.net Microsoft teknolojileri ile güçlendirilmiş bir hosting çözümüdür. ASP.NET, MSSQL ve Windows sunucuları ile entegre çalışarak, Windows tabanlı projelerinize özel olarak tasarlanmıştır.

Reseller Hosting - İşinizi Büyütün, Kazançlarınızı Artırın:

Reseller hosting seçenekleri, kendi hosting işinizi kurmanızı ve yönetmenizi sağlar. Reseller hosting paketleri ile kendi müşterilerinize hosting hizmetleri sunabilir, kârınızı artırabilirsiniz.

Bayi Hosting - Güçlü Altyapı, Güvenilir Hizmet:

Bayi hosting, büyük projeler ve müşteri portföyleri için ideal bir çözümdür. Güçlü altyapısı ve güvenilir hizmeti ile bayi hosting, büyük projeleri sorunsuz bir şekilde yönetmenizi sağlar.

Daha.net, Linux hosting, Windows hosting, reseller hosting ve bayi hosting gibi çeşitlilikteki hosting seçenekleri ile kullanıcılarına geniş bir yelpazede çözümler sunar. Her türden projeye uygun hosting hizmeti ile internet varlığınızı en üst düzeye çıkarmak için web sitemizi ziyaret edin.

[hosting--web]

Linux Hosting ile Güçlü ve Güvenilir Hosting Deneyimi

Eğer sağlam, güvenilir ve performans odaklı bir hosting arıyorsanız, Linux Hosting tam size göre! Özellikle açık kaynaklı yazılımlarla çalışmayı sevenler için biçilmiş kaftan. PHP, MySQL ve Python gibi popüler teknolojileri destekleyen Linux Hosting, esneklik ve kontrol isteyen kullanıcılar için ideal. Düşük maliyetli olması da cabası. Kulağa oldukça cazip geliyor, değil mi?

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Tech Skill For Computer Science Students

Technical Skills for Computer Science Students

Software Development

MERN Stack

Python-Django Stack

Ruby on Rails ( RoR )

LAMP ( Linux, Apache Server, MySql, PHP )

.Net Stack

Flutter Stack ( For mobile app )

React Native Stack ( Cross Platform mobile app development )

Java Enterprise Edition

Serverless stack - "Cloud computing service"

Blockchain Developer

Cyber Security

DevOps

MLOps

AL Engineer

Data Science

[izicodes]

Technology Stacks in Software Development

Have you ever been curious about how your favourite apps or websites are created? The process begins with selecting the appropriate technology stack!

I like to think of a technology stack as being like a recipe for making a cake (I love cakes, especially strawberry-flavoured ones). A technology stack is a set of tools and programming languages that developers use to create software applications. And just like how a cake recipe can use different ingredients, different technology stacks can use different programming languages, frameworks, and databases to build apps and websites.

So, what are some popular technology stacks that developers use? Let's review them~!

The specific combination of technologies that make up a stack can vary depending on the needs of the application, but here are some common technology stacks in software development:

LAMP Stack

This is a popular open-source stack that includes Linux as the operating system, Apache as the web server, MySQL as the database, and PHP as the programming language.

MEAN Stack

This is a stack that uses MongoDB as the NoSQL database, Express as the web framework, AngularJS as the frontend framework, and Node.js as the backend runtime.

MERN Stack

This is a stack that uses MongoDB as the NoSQL database, Express as the web framework, React as the frontend library, and Node.js as the backend runtime.

Ruby on Rails Stack

This is a stack that uses the Ruby programming language, the Rails framework, and a variety of tools and libraries to build web applications.

Java Stack

This is a stack that uses Java as the programming language, Spring as the web framework, and a variety of tools and libraries to build web applications.

.NET Stack

This is a stack that uses the .NET framework, C# as the programming language, and a variety of tools and libraries to build web applications.

Python Stack

This is a stack that uses Python as the programming language, Django as the web framework, and a variety of tools and libraries to build web applications.

“Do you have experience with this stack?”

If you're actively looking at job listings for developers, you might have seen 'MERN' or 'LAMP', etc in the job description. Companies often prefer to hire developers who have experience with specific technology stacks, as different stacks may have unique requirements and work better for certain projects.

It also ensures consistency across their applications and infrastructure. This gives developers an advantage in their job search, but it's important to remain adaptable and continue learning new technologies as the tech industry evolves.

Thanks for reading!! I tried super hard to condense what I learnt from the youtube videos I watch about technology stacks into a single post! Hope you learnt something new! 👏🏾💻💗

[nixcraft]

How to install MySQL server on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux

MySQL version 8.0 is a free and open-source database system used by most web applications and sites on the Internet. Typically MySQL is part of the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl/Python/PHP) stack. MySQL heavily uses popular open-source software such as WordPress, MediaWiki, and others as a database storage engine. Let us see how to install MySQL server version 8.x on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux server, including settings up a new database, users and fine tuning server config.

-> How to install MySQL server on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux

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Best Linux Hosting

The servers that use an operating system can make Linux Hosting. In this plan, the Linux platform has installed server software. The user gets complete control of available programs and scripts. Some popular LAMP-related server software like MySQL, Apache, Linux Pyt, hon,n/Perl/PHP are also connected to this interface. A web host can customize this platform easily. A maximum community of users…

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The Future of Full Stack Development: Envisioning Cutting-edge Trends and Innovations

In the rapidly evolving digital era, the concept of full stack development has emerged as a critical component for modern businesses. Embracing full stack development means embracing the ability to handle both frontend and backend development tasks, effortlessly bridging the gap between different layers of technology. By having a holistic understanding of all aspects of software development, full stack developers hold the key to unlocking innovation, efficiency, and adaptability in the tech industry.

Staying ahead of the curve is imperative for any developer, and full stack development plays a vital role in enabling professionals to do just that. In this article, we will explore the realm of full stack development, its evolution over time, and the cutting-edge trends and innovations that are shaping its future.

II. Understanding Full Stack Development

Defining full stack development and its evolution over time

Full stack development refers to the practice of handling both frontend and backend development tasks, making developers proficient in multiple technologies. While the term "full stack" was initially coined to describe web development, its scope has expanded to encompass a broader variety of technologies and platforms, including mobile applications.

Throughout its evolution, full stack development has transformed from being focused on traditional web development stacks to embracing modern and versatile frameworks. This shift has allowed developers to have a more comprehensive understanding of the entire software development process.

Importance of full stack developers in today's tech industry

The demand for full stack developers has soared in recent years, primarily due to their ability to handle various development tasks efficiently. Full stack developers possess a unique skill set that allows them to contribute to different stages of the development lifecycle, making them highly sought after by organizations looking to streamline their processes.

By being capable of working on both the frontend and backend, full stack developers bring synergy to teams, facilitating seamless collaboration and reducing the need for heavy dependencies on specialized roles. Their versatility empowers organizations to innovate rapidly and respond effectively to changing market demands.

III. The Evolution of Full Stack Development

Early days: Traditional web development stacks

In the early days of full stack development, traditional web development stacks like LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP) dominated the scene. These stacks provided developers with the foundations to build dynamic and interactive websites, integrating various frontend elements with backend functionalities.

Shifting to modern stacks: MEAN, MERN, and more

As web technologies evolved, modern full stack development stacks like MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.js) and MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) emerged. These stacks capitalized on the power of JavaScript to provide developers with a unified language for both frontend and backend development. These modern stacks enable rapid development and enhance code reusability and maintainability.

The rise of versatile frameworks and libraries

The continuous innovation in the tech industry has given rise to versatile frameworks and libraries that augment the capabilities of full stack developers. Frameworks like Laravel, Ruby on Rails, and Django simplify backend development, while frontend frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js provide efficient solutions for creating dynamic user interfaces. These frameworks, combined with powerful libraries like Redux and Bootstrap, empower full stack developers to create robust, user-friendly, and visually appealing applications.

IV. Key Technologies Shaping the Future of Full Stack Development

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning integration

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are revolutionizing full stack development by enabling developers to create intelligent and data-driven applications. Integration of AI and ML technologies into full stack development empowers applications to analyze vast amounts of data, make informed decisions, and provide personalized experiences to users.

Blockchain technology and its impact on full stack development

Blockchain technology is another key innovation that is transforming the landscape of full stack development. Its decentralized and immutable nature brings enhanced security, transparency, and traceability to applications. Full stack developers are leveraging blockchain to build secure and trustless applications for various industries, such as finance, supply chain, and healthcare.

Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality and its potential applications

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are emerging technologies that hold immense potential for full stack development. These technologies offer unique opportunities to create immersive and engaging user experiences. Full stack developers can harness AR and VR to build applications for gaming, training simulations, virtual tours, and other interactive experiences.

V. Exploring Advanced Front-end Development

Progressive Web Apps and their advantages

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are a cutting-edge advancement in full stack development that combines the best features of web and mobile applications. PWAs offer fast and reliable performance, offline capabilities, and push notifications, providing users with an app-like experience directly from their browsers. Full stack developers can leverage frameworks like React and Angular to build PWAs that support cross-platform compatibility and deliver seamless user experiences.

The role of JavaScript frameworks: React, Angular, Vue.js

React, Angular, and Vue.js are a few examples of JavaScript frameworks that have completely changed front-end development.These frameworks provide developers with the tools and components necessary to build interactive and responsive user interfaces. Full stack developers proficient in these frameworks can create dynamic web applications and enhance user experiences with ease.

WebAssembly: Unlocking high-performance web applications

WebAssembly (WASM) is an innovative technology that allows full stack developers to run high-performance applications directly in the browser. With WebAssembly, developers can compile languages like C, C++, and Rust into a binary format that can execute at near-native speeds. This capability enhances the performance and versatility of web applications, opening up new possibilities for full stack development.

VI. Innovative Back-end Developments

Serverless architecture and its benefits

Serverless architecture is transforming the way backend development is approached. With serverless computing, full stack developers can focus more on the core functionality of their applications, without the need to manage the infrastructure. Serverless platforms like AWS Lambda and Azure Functions provide scalability, cost efficiency, and ease of deployment, allowing developers to build and deploy applications more rapidly.

Microservices: Enhancing scalability and flexibility

Microservices architecture is gaining popularity in full stack development due to its ability to enhance scalability and flexibility. By breaking down applications into smaller, modular services, full stack developers can independently develop, test, deploy, and scale different components of the application. Microservices enable teams to collaborate more effectively, improve fault tolerance, and achieve faster time-to-market.

Containerization: Docker and Kubernetes revolution

Containerization has revolutionized the deployment and management of applications. Docker, combined with orchestration tools like Kubernetes, allows full stack developers to package applications along with their dependencies into lightweight and portable containers. This approach enables seamless deployment across different environments and simplifies scaling and maintenance, making it a preferred choice for modern full stack development.

VII. The Convergence of DevOps and Full Stack Development

Understanding the collaboration between developers and operations

DevOps has emerged as a crucial discipline that emphasizes seamless collaboration between development and operations teams. In the context of full stack development, this collaboration becomes even more critical, as developers are responsible for both frontend and backend operations. By adopting DevOps principles, full stack developers can streamline processes, accelerate delivery, and maintain a high level of quality in their applications.

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines

Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) pipelines are fundamental practices for full stack development teams. CI/CD pipelines automate the process of integrating code changes, running tests, and delivering applications to production environments. By embracing CI/CD pipelines, full stack developers can ensure faster, more frequent releases while maintaining the stability and quality of their applications.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a key practice that enables full stack developers to manage infrastructure programmatically, treating it as code. Using tools like Terraform and CloudFormation, developers can define and provision infrastructure resources declaratively. This approach enhances scalability, reproducibility, and consistency, and reduces the chances of manual errors, making infrastructure management more efficient and reliable.

VIII. The Impact of Cloud Computing on Full Stack Development

Cloud-native development: Advantages and challenges

Cloud computing has transformed the landscape of full stack development. Full stack developers can leverage cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud to build scalable, reliable, and cost-effective applications. Cloud-native development allows developers to take advantage of cloud services, such as storage, databases, and machine learning, without the need for extensive infrastructure management. However, challenges related to security, vendor lock-in, and latency must be carefully addressed when adopting cloud-native approaches.

Leveraging Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions

Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions offer full stack developers a simplified and streamlined environment to develop, deploy, and manage applications. PaaS platforms, like Heroku, Cloud Foundry, and Google App Engine, abstract away the underlying infrastructure, allowing developers to focus solely on application logic. PaaS solutions accelerate development cycles, remove the burden of infrastructure management, and enable developers to iterate quickly.

Serverless computing and its implications

Serverless computing, offered by cloud providers such as AWS Lambda and Azure Functions, has gained significant attention in recent years. With serverless computing, full stack developers can focus on writing small, event-driven functions that automatically scale based on demand. This approach significantly reduces operational overhead, improves resource utilization, and allows developers to build highly scalable and cost-efficient applications.

IX. Full Stack Development for Mobile Applications

Native vs. Cross-platform development

When it comes to mobile application development, full stack developers face the choice between native and cross-platform development. Native development involves building applications specifically for a particular platform, such as iOS or Android, using platform-specific programming languages. Cross-platform development, on the other hand, allows developers to write code once and deploy it on multiple platforms. While native development offers maximum performance and access to platform-specific features, cross-platform development provides greater code reusability and faster development cycles.

Mobile frameworks: React Native and Flutter

React Native and Flutter are two popular mobile frameworks that have gained significant traction in the full stack development community. React Native, based on JavaScript, and Flutter, based on Dart, provide the ability to build high-quality native mobile applications using a single codebase. These frameworks offer reusable components, hot reloading, and a rich ecosystem of libraries and tools, empowering full stack developers to create stunning and performant mobile apps rapidly.

Mobile web development: Challenges and opportunities

Mobile web development enables full stack developers to create web applications optimized for mobile devices. While this approach provides the advantage of platform independence and ease of maintenance, it poses challenges like limited access to device features and potential performance limitations. However, leveraging responsive design, progressive enhancements, and caching mechanisms, full stack developers can overcome these challenges and deliver seamless mobile experiences through web applications.

X. The Future of User Experience (UX) in Full Stack Development

Voice User Interfaces (VUIs) and Natural Language Processing (NLP)

Voice User Interfaces (VUIs) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) are transforming the way users interact with applications. With advancements in technologies like Speech Recognition and Natural Language Understanding, full stack developers can build applications that respond to voice commands and understand natural language. By integrating VUIs and NLP, developers can provide intuitive, hands-free user experiences, enabling better accessibility and increased user engagement.

Augmented Reality (AR) and User Interface (UI) integration

Augmented Reality (AR) is reshaping the user experience landscape by overlaying virtual content onto the physical world. Full stack developers can fuse AR technology with user interfaces, creating interactive and immersive experiences. By integrating AR into applications, developers can enhance visualization, spatial awareness, and engagement, opening up new possibilities in areas such as gaming, retail, and education.

Intelligent chatbots and personalized user experiences

Intelligent chatbots powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) are becoming increasingly prevalent in applications. Full stack developers can leverage AI technologies like Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning to create chatbots capable of understanding user intents and providing personalized responses. By incorporating chatbots into applications, developers can automate customer support, improve user interactions, and deliver tailored experiences at scale.

XI. Security Considerations in Full Stack Development

Protecting applications against data breaches and cyberattacks

The most important consideration in full stack development is security. Developers that work across the entire stack must be well-versed in secure coding techniques and have a solid grasp of typical vulnerabilities and attack vectors. Developers may safeguard apps against data breaches and cyberattacks, protecting user information and preserving the integrity of the systems they create, by integrating secure authentication mechanisms, input validation, encryption methods, and routine security audits.

Implementing secure coding practices

Secure coding practices are essential to mitigate security risks in full stack development. Developers must adhere to industry best practices, such as validating user inputs, using parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection, and employing access control mechanisms to ensure proper authorization. By following secure coding principles, full stack developers can minimize the likelihood of introducing vulnerabilities and maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of applications.

Incorporating encryption and authentication mechanisms

Encryption and authentication mechanisms play a critical role in securing full stack applications. Full stack developers should implement encryption protocols like SSL/TLS to protect data transmission and storage. Additionally, robust authentication mechanisms, such as multi-factor authentication and OAuth, should be utilized to ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive resources. By incorporating these security measures, developers can fortify applications against unauthorized access and data breaches.

XII. Scaling Full Stack Applications for the Modern Era

Horizontal and vertical scaling: Pros and cons

Scaling is a fundamental aspect of full stack development to ensure applications can handle increased user demand. Full stack developers can choose between horizontal scaling, which involves adding more instances of servers to distribute the workload, and vertical scaling, which involves increasing the resources of existing servers. Horizontal scaling provides better fault tolerance and can handle rapid spikes in traffic, while vertical scaling offers better performance and reduced overhead. Choosing the appropriate scaling strategy depends on the unique requirements and architecture of the application.

Optimizing performance with caching and load balancing

Optimizing performance is crucial in full stack development. By implementing caching mechanisms, such as Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and in-memory caching, full stack developers can minimize server response times and reduce the load on the backend infrastructure. Additionally, load balancing techniques distribute traffic across multiple servers, preventing overload and ensuring optimal performance. By leveraging caching and load balancing strategies, developers can improve scalability, reliability, and user experience.

Monitoring and error handling strategies

The vitality and stability of full stack applications depend on monitoring and error management. Full stack developers should use reliable monitoring tools that offer in-the-moment visibility into the performance, resource usage, and any problems of the application. Developers can proactively discover and address issues by utilizing logging, alerting, and automated error handling techniques, which reduces downtime and improves the user experience overall.

XIII. Learning Resources

Given that there is so much to learn and comprehend, staying current with the most recent full stack development trends and breakthroughs can be a challenging undertaking. Fortunately, there are many tools at their disposal to assist developers in keeping up with the most recent developments and technology. These sources include blogs, books, tutorials, and Full Stack Developer courses.

In conclusion, any software developer must stay current with the most recent trends and advances because full stack development is a field that is continuously changing in order to produce better, more effective solutions. We have examined some of the most recent full stack development trends and innovations in this blog, including low-code/no-code development, automation, artificial intelligence, open source platforms, cloud-based solutions, cross-platform development, containers, blockchain development, GraphQL, data-driven solutions, augmented reality, and virtual reality applications. There are several resources accessible for those who want to learn more about full stack development, including online courses, tutorials, books, and blogs.

[aimlesscomposer]

Okay so you said you had a website for the extended extended zodiac for Returned: Null. I have a question:

How do you make a website? Is it free? What program? How much coding is involved? Just any tips that’ll help and also how much knowledge of coding do you need to know to make one?

Thanks! :)

If i said i had one that was a miscommunication i am *working* on one lol

there are a lot of ways you can do it, but i will answer with how specifically I am going about it, and then mention in places other things that differ.

So, because I am wanting to make the website look and function very similar to the official Extended Zodiac site (both because i think it would be neat to make it look as close to official as possible, and the fact that the official Extended Zodiac site is giving security errors is concerning me a lil, I'm not sure if that's a new thing or if I am just now noticing it, but Viz doesn't seem particularly concerned with HS, and with everything that happened with HS^2 et all, im just a non-zero amount concerned that the site might go down, so rolling it into my thing wouldn't be the worst) I decided to build the website using a LEMP stack.

So I'm using Linode to host a virtual server, and on that server I am running Linux, and I have set up some programs to let that server talk to computers that connect to the domain and stuff. This is usually how I set up websites, and it is not at all free. there are free options for sure, but i am just used to doing it this way, and if i have to do work, then i am going to spend the money in a way where i have as much control as i want over the sites I make.

So, there's not really a *program* per se. I'm not using like Wordpress or something. The gameplan is going to be:

Use Linux as an operating system to host everying (Ubuntu 22.04LTS specifically(that's the L))

Use NGINX so that when a computer requests "returnednull.com/whateveriputhere" it can see what I want it to see (that's the E(don't ask me why it's E(i do not know(FAC here, NGINX is pronounce ENGINE-X because computer programers are cringe and terrible sometimes so it's e because engine you're welcome))))

Use MariaDB as a way to use MySQL to host the information for the signs so that i can make the pages only be like, a handful of pages instead of having to make like 600 pages because there's just *so many* signs i really can't explain how many signs this is now

And then make a site using HTML and CSS and JS and PHP to basically build a quiz and those truesign pages and effectively do my best to replicate everything while also adding the new things I need to and justt making everything work good and stuff :3

so yeah, like for this thing there's just *so much* stuff i have to do, and there is a bunch of coding because the project is extremely specific and i have specific things I need to do.

Now! as for like, more general things:

there is free hosting for making websites, you can always just do something like neocities: https://neocities.org/

there are also zero-code options for making websites, like wordpress: https://wordpress.com

like at the end of the day, it really just depends on what you want to do, and how you want to go about doing it!

if you got any more questions feel free to ask tho :0

[greenwebhost]

Demystifying Linux Shared Hosting: A Powerful Solution for Website Owners

In the vast landscape of web hosting, Linux shared hosting stands tall as a reliable and cost-effective solution for individuals and businesses alike. It offers a stable environment, excellent performance, and a wide range of features. Whether you're an aspiring blogger, an entrepreneur, or a small-to-medium-sized business owner, Linux shared hosting can provide the perfect foundation for your online presence. GWS Web Hosting provides best shared hosting. In this article, we'll explore the ins and outs of Linux shared hosting and shed light on why it remains a popular choice among website owners.

What is Linux Shared Hosting?

Linux shared hosting refers to the practice of hosting multiple websites on a single server, where the server's resources are shared among the hosted websites. It utilizes the Linux operating system, which is renowned for its stability, security, and open-source nature. Shared hosting involves dividing the server resources, including disk space, bandwidth, and processing power, among multiple users, making it a cost-effective option for those starting their online journey.

Benefits of Linux Shared Hosting:

1. Cost-Effective: One of the primary advantages of Linux shared hosting is that it provides Affordable & Powerful Web hosting. Since the server resources are shared among multiple users, the overall cost is significantly reduced. This makes it an ideal choice for individuals and small businesses with limited budgets.

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3. Stability and Reliability: Linux has a reputation for stability and reliability, making it an excellent choice for creating Secure Web hosting websites. The robust nature of the Linux operating system ensures minimal downtime, contributing to an uninterrupted online presence for your website visitors.

4. Security: Linux shared hosting is well-regarded for its strong security features. With regular security updates, firewalls, and secure file permissions, Linux provides a solid foundation for safeguarding your website and its data from potential threats.

5. Compatibility and Flexibility: Linux shared hosting supports a wide array of programming languages and applications, including PHP, Python, Perl, and MySQL databases. It also accommodates popular content management systems like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, providing you with the flexibility to build and manage your website using your preferred tools.

Considerations for Linux Shared Hosting:

While Linux shared hosting offers numerous benefits, it's essential to consider a few factors before making a decision:

1. Resource Limitations: Since server resources are shared among multiple users, there may be certain limitations imposed on disk space, bandwidth, and processing power. It's important to evaluate your website's requirements and ensure that the shared hosting plan aligns with your needs.

2. Traffic Spikes: Shared hosting environments may experience performance issues during sudden traffic spikes. If your website expects significant fluctuations in traffic or requires high-performance resources, you might want to explore other hosting options such as VPS (Virtual Private Server) or dedicated hosting.

Conclusion:

Linux shared hosting continues to be a popular choice for website owners due to its affordability, stability, security, and flexibility. It provides an accessible platform for individuals, bloggers, and small-to-medium-sized businesses to establish their online presence without breaking the bank. With user-friendly control panels and a wide range of compatible applications, Linux shared hosting empowers website owners to focus on their content and business growth rather than the intricacies of server management. So, whether you're launching a personal blog or kickstarting an e-commerce venture, Linux shared hosting can be your reliable partner in the digital world.