Email support is one of the most basic things almost any webservice need. It should work, be reliable and doesn't cost a ton of money. In this comparison I take a look at the 5 most popular providers and what services they offer. Please notice that t...
Just three weeks ago I decided to move all my static websites from my own server to a hosting server and went with Netlify. I made the switch in a couple of hours and now all those sites are running within the free plan of Netlify. I am quite impress...
RSS once was the way to gather all the news you are interested in, in one place. Like a Facebook feed, but entirely managed by yourself. Over the past decade I maintained a pretty solid list of feeds for various topics. Inspired by the Tweet of David...
As a developer, the chances are pretty high that you have your own keys to connect to servers, and be it only the server hosting the git repository. At least I haven't heard of anybody typing his username and password into the terminal while pushing ...
In my first article about PHP Hash Algorithms I explored the current status of the algorithms and how they perform in a race against each other. In this post I want to dive a bit deeper into the results generated by an updated version of my code. Lik...
Not too long ago I got an email from my hosting provider, actually a forwarding from the BSI (German Institute for Information Security) that stated my Elasticsearch installation was accessible from the outside. I was flushed, as I thought I had secu...