How to fix err_too_many_redirects
When there are too many redirects or setting redirects, this creates a cycle of redirects (loop), an error message known as err_too_many_redirects may appear, preventing…
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Pingdom: the definitive guide
Pingdom Website Speed Test is among the most popular tools for analyzing the speed of a website. Like GTmetrix, Pingdom provides a free tool and…
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How to create a website
Whether you have decided to create a business site, personal site, blog or landing page, there is always the same question on your mind, “How…
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SSHRC: how to bring your aliases everywhere
If you use Linux, you definitely use aliases, which are shortcuts in the terminal. These aliases are very convenient and speed up the job of…
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How to solve err_name_not_resolved
The err_name_not_resolved error can appear on the browser when DNS resolution (or name resolution) fails. In this guide, we will see what the error may…
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Wix vs WordPress: which to choose?
Are you trying to figure out which platform is right for your website? This detailed article, Wix vs WordPress: which to choose?, will help you…
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High traffic website: case study
In this article, High traffic website: case study, we are going to see how to set up an ad hoc solution for a high traffic…
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SSD hosting: what are the advantages?
What does SSD hosting mean? Can the new storage technology really make a difference and affect the performance of your website? In this article, SSD…
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Elementor: the definitive guide
In this guide, we’re going to take a look at one of the most used page builders for WordPress: Elementor. We’ll see the features it…
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SEO domain change: case study
In this article, SEO domain change: case study, we are going to see how to perform a domain change without losing ranking and without losing…
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How to start a blog: the complete guide
Want to create a business or personal blog and don’t know where to start? In this guide on how to create a blog, we will…
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WordPress tutorial: The complete guide
In this WordPress tutorial we will see how to use the most commonly used CMS (currently 43% of websites are based on WordPress). We’ll learn…
