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This is the second post about the basics of the Linux command line interface. Although most web server administration can be done via a GUI (graphical user interface), sometimes it is necessary to get under the bonnet, so to speak.

You can achieve 95% of the necessary tasks that need performing day to day using graphical tools such as cPanel, phpMyAdmin and FTP clients such as FileZilla. Occasionally there are times when in order to achieve something more complex it becomes necessary to get your hands under the bonnet of your Linux web server.

One of the most popular tools for the administration of mySQL is phpMyAdmin. It is a collection of PHP files that allow full creation, duplication and deletion of tables and the entire gamut of data operations.

When it comes to protecting a dedicated server with cPanel / WHM, cpHulk is great tool which detects Brute Force attempts and blocks the attacker’s IP address.

This guide provides an overview to best coding practices that can help streamline the code and presentation of your site for search engines.

With its extensive framework and flexible structure, modules allow you to take Drupal into entirely new directions. Modules in Drupal can automate various PP routines, allowing you to create a specific piece of software within your larger CMS.

When it comes to planning out your content management system (CMS), Drupal is an ideal, feature-rich choice for your publishing software.

Ajax allows developers to build seamless refreshes on their web applications. By refreshing data without reloading the page, the technique can provide for a seamless user experience.

As the two primary web coding languages, many beginning and advanced developers debate the merits of Ruby on Rails versus PHP. Like any great rivalry, the languages have developed and evolved, answering gaps, criticism and needs over time to become more mature.

As modern PHP application has evolved, many leading developers have adopted a model view controller (MVC) approach to separate front and back-end logic presentation.