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How to Use the Node.js Update Script on RunCloud Servers
Updating Node.js on your RunCloud server is now easier than ever! This guide shows you how to install and run a Bash script that lets you choose the Node.js version you want. Perfect for developers who want control and simplicity. Made by developer for developer. Continue Reading
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Why Your WordPress Custom Post Type Pagination Keeps Breaking (and How to Fix It for Good)
As a web developer, there are few things more frustrating than a bug that “fixes itself” only to break again the moment you look away. Last week, I ran into a classic WordPress headache: Custom Post Type pagination throwing 404 errors. I’d go into Settings > Permalinks, hit “Save,” and everything would work perfectly. Five Continue Reading
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Guide to Change Ubuntu Mirror – Instant Commands for Each Mirror
I used to get really frustrated every time I ran apt update or apt upgrade on my Ubuntu server. The process would hang for minutes, and downloads felt painfully slow. After some digging, I realized the default Ubuntu repositories were pointing to servers far away from my location. That’s when I discovered the magic of choosing a closer mirror—and Continue Reading
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How to Install ionCube Loader on a Runcloud Server (Quick Script)
If you’re using Runcloud to manage your servers, you might encounter PHP applications that require the ionCube loader (e.g., some commercial scripts and encoded files). Installing ionCube manually can be tedious, but with this simple bash script, you can get it done in seconds. Continue Reading
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Bootstrap 5 and Tailwind CSS, what is your choice for next project?
Bootstrap 5 offers a pre-built component library, a responsive grid system, and a consistent design framework, making it a great choice for rapid web development. This save our time and effort by providing pre-styled elements and layouts that you can easily customize. Continue Reading
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Ditching SCSS: Why We Switched to postCSS
For many years, SCSS has been the go-to preprocessor for many developers. Its syntax, features, and ease of use have made it a popular choice. However, as the web development landscape continues to evolve, so too do our toolchains. In this post, I’ll delve into why our team decided to make the switch from SCSS Continue Reading