You deploy from git to hosting by giving the server a copy of the repository and a way to update it on demand, usually over SSH. The manual FTP upload disappears because the server pulls the revision you have already rev...
Read More...To choose a domain name you will not have to change later, pick the shortest spelling of your brand that you can say out loud once and have a stranger type correctly, and accept a slightly awkward name over a clever one....
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To shrink a bloated MySQL database, you first measure where the space actually goes, then remove or relocate rows that no longer earn their keep, and only then reclaim the freed space. The order matters, because deleting...
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To find out which DNS records a site actually uses, you query the authoritative nameservers directly and read the answers they return. Everything else, including cached lookups from your laptop or a public resolver, is a...
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