For most applications the right answer is to store the file bytes on the filesystem or in an object store, and keep only a pointer to them in the database. The database should hold the metadata, meaning the path or key,...
Read More...The managed vs self-managed database hosting decision comes down to who holds the root password and who gets paged at 3am. Managed hosting means a provider runs the server, applies patches, takes backups and handles fail...
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Real user monitoring site speed means collecting timing measurements from the browsers of actual visitors, not from a synthetic test rig in a data centre. You get this data by shipping a small script to the page, letting...
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Contact form emails going to spam is almost always an authentication or envelope problem, not a content problem. Your form hands a message to a program on your server, that program opens an SMTP conversation, and the rec...
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