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In talking with our agency customers, one thing consistently comes up: The desire to get more granular technical tasks off an agency’s plate, with the confidence that the client will still be 100% happy with the technical performance.
Amazon Web Services offers tools that can help you rapidly scale while minimizing deployment errors.
How do you streamline the application deployment on Amazon Web Services? The process is simple with Media Temple on your side.
There is a wide spectrum of ways to host web applications, ranging from fully self-owned and self-controlled infrastructures to fully managed hosting services.
With the duration and depth of COVID-19’s impact still unknown, the resiliency of many aspects of society – from businesses to communities – will continually be tested over the weeks and months to come.
In the software industry, everyone tests their applications in some way. Many developer teams have elaborate testing schemes that are well-integrated with their continuous integration pipelines, but even those who don’t have automatic tests still have to come up with ways to check that their code performs as intended.
An agency based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with over a hundred clients, Web Concentrate focuses on building marketing and ecommerce websites.
Today’s internet represents a huge, enormous network, literally connecting billions of various computers, servers, phones, and even teapots into a single system.
Founded in Chicago, IL, in 2004, Rhino Group is a boutique web design agency that aims to maximize their clients’ digital presence online.
The COVID-19 outbreak has fundamentally changed the way agencies work. While the pandemic has affected every agency differently, one thing is certain for all: It’s crucial to plan for what will follow.
Short answer: Yes. The chances of people browsing your site are slim without an SSL.
In one of our previous posts, Paul Boag noted that digital transformation “is about meeting the needs of changing customer expectations” and emphasized that the digital evolution has changed customer behavior.
By now, you’ve likely made the basic adjustments to working remotely: You’ve got the essential software installed, you’re starting to understand the point of Slack, and you can even meme yourself with Zoom backgrounds.
Keeping track of an application is not a simple task. Over the last decade, user expectations from software vendors have kept growing, alongside the growth in cloud solutions, applications, and the simplicity of their onboarding processes.
Part 1 of this series explored the Linux command line basics necessary for working with the Linux operating system.
Developers working in the IT industry today often have clearly defined roles and responsibilities.