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Deploying commercial websites without upsetting customers
Posted by: Paul Whipp in Web Development 9 years ago (3096 hits)
When deploying updates to a large website (Joomla or Magento sites get pretty big), active clients can be a real pain. Their sessions will break and, at worst, orders or other important data can be lost as files are changed during the deployment.
Keeping your website secure
Posted by: Paul Whipp 9 years ago (4421 hits)
There are lots of online references available to help secure your site but many of them will try to sell you a 'security scan' or other services and most have some axe to grind regarding a particular product or issue.
My MySQL naming convention
Posted by: Paul Whipp 9 years ago (7354 hits)
I am sometimes asked about my naming convention for MySQL. A clear naming convention has been essential for me for years because it is sometimes years that pass before I have to revisit some database that I wrote or modified for a client.
Keep control
Posted by: Paul Whipp 9 years, 2 months ago (1907 hits)
Keep control, just in case you need it.
My pledge to you
My work is yours. Almost all the code I supply or write is either open source or assigned to you so that you have full rights to use and adapt it as you see fit. This gives you security and freedom because you don't have to depend on me or anyone else in particular to maintain, change or extend your website or application should the need arise.
Take control of technology
Posted by: Paul Whipp 9 years, 2 months ago (1795 hits)
Take control of technology
We all know that the internet is important to our businesses and that technology can help make us more efficient.
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