I recently announced that the two courses that I wrote for Skillshare were also now available on Udemy. Well now there’s a third course joining the party, on both Skillshare and Udemy. Setting up Cloudflare – Page Rules deep dive This course follows on from my course on setting up Cloudflare for website security and performance which…
Courses now available on Udemy
So far I have created two online courses, both available on Skillshare. Well now they are both available on Udemy as well! Optimising your website: A development workflow with Git and Gulp This course will teach you how to optimise your website, by using a modern development workflow which includes Git and Gulp. I’ll talk…
WordPress 403 Forbidden errors
The WordPress login page of one of the sites that I maintain was struck by the dreaded “Forbidden” error message earlier today. I thought it was odd, because I knew I hadn’t changed anything. So after Googling about a bit, I came up with 3 consistent suggestions for what could be the problem. Folder/file permissions For…
Setting up Cloudflare for website security and performance
I’ve written about Cloudflare a few times before, and always positively, because it’s a great service and you can get so much of it for free (can’t beat that price!). I’ve even gone into a little detail on how I went HTTPS with Cloudflare on my WCG Online project. This time I’ve gone one step further and put together…
Adding security.txt
Earlier in the year I wrote about adding humans.txt, a simple text file which can be used to list the humans involved in building the website. I also use my file to list tools and services that have I have to build and run my website. There is also a reasonably new initiative out there to add…
Getting going with Heroku and PHP (part 4)
Ok, so this trilogy wasn’t supposed to have a part 4. In Getting going with Heroku and PHP (part 1), part 2 and part 3, I detailed how I got my website successfully published using Git to push to my “master” branch, have Heroku set to automatically deploy from this branch, and have my Procfile set to point…