
Why Amazon AWS Will Never Replace Web Hosting
There's no danger of Amazon AWS ever replacing web hosting. These are two completely different services, and will remain as such.
Bhagwad Park writes for the NameHero blog.

There's no danger of Amazon AWS ever replacing web hosting. These are two completely different services, and will remain as such.

In the second of this two part series, we look at the alternative method of taking offsite backups. These are "pull" techniques that are more efficient.

Offsite backups are a crucial part of your site's insurance. There are two ways to go about this. This two part series will explain the pros and cons.

We've been told for years that you should push all JavaScript to the footer. However, this can actually make things worse - you have better options!

For years, I've been unable to defer jQuery because inline JS depended on it. But I've finally found a way to defer inline JavaScript safely!

A lot of hosting providers talk about "cloud hosting", without explaining exactly what it is. Here's what cloud hosting is and isn't!

jQuery powers 75% of the web. But in addition to being render blocking, it also takes up a lot of processing time before the page renders.

NameHero's awesome customer service comes at a cost. Customer care isn't cheap - and for good reason. Here's why it's like insurance for your site.

Google's AMP project is meant to make the web faster - particularly on mobile phones. But it's not for everyone. Here's why I decided against it.

Many hosts offer "WordPress hosting" as if it's something special compared to shared hosting. But most of the time it's not!
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