The Dos and Don’ts of Sharing Your Availability Calendar with Others

We've developed AvailabilityCal.com to help make sharing your availability calendar with others quick and simple. Sharing your calendar can be a great way to streamline scheduling and improve communication. However, it's important to follow some best practices to ensure that you're sharing your calendar appropriately and effectively. In this article,…

Why Availability Calendars Are Essential for Effective Time Management

Effective time management is a crucial skill for professionals, entrepreneurs, and individuals who want to achieve their goals and maximize their productivity. One powerful tool for managing your time is an availability calendar, which allows you to schedule and organise your activities, meetings, and tasks in a visual and intuitive…

Asking people to allow analytics cookies to help you out

I spotted an interesting approach to asking for Analytics cookies on themodernhouse.com at the weekend.

Does ChatGPT repeat itself and produce duplicate content?

Can we rely on ChatGPT to produce unique content for us each and every time?

Upgrading php7.4 to php8.0 on Amazon Linux 2 Webserver

We recently had to upgrade a webserver running php7.4 to php8.0. It's a relatively easy task, but as with everything, it's a lot easier if you know the right buttons to press. So below are the steps I took to complete the procedure. Firstly, I needed to make a note…

Installing Supervisor to process Laravel queues on an EC2 instance running AML2

I recently had to install Supervisor on an Amazon Linux 2, EC2 webserver and it didn't seem to be as straight forward as the Laravel docs made out, so I thought I'd leave some notes here for future reference and to perhaps save somebody else a few hours trial and error. Here…

Getting a SSL certificate ready before launch: should you use Let’s Encrypt?

Let's Encrypt can only work on the final domain of a website meaning you can't set it up in advance.

Getting set up locally: what does it mean and why do developers do it?

Developers often need to get set up locally before they can work on a website, but what does that mean?

How to configure php-fpm, Apache and HTTP/2 on AMI2 (Amazon Linux 2)

I had a real battle getting HTTP/2 to work on my new AMI2 Lamp webserver this week. The Apache http2 module was installed but it didn't work alongside mod_mpm_prefork, so I needed to switch to the mod_mpm_event module. However this wouldn't start unless the server was using php-fpm. So what…

We are hiring: full stack developer

We're looking for an experienced PHP developer to join our highly effective team. We're problem solvers, with clients depending on us - some of them for over a decade - to help them with great ideas and solutions to their technical challenges. We've got clients all over the world, across…

Beware local sounding fake news

It's easy for a website to make itself look like a newspaper, and look like it's relevant to you

I can’t log in to my website – are you using the right details?

There there are times when you may have 2 different logins to access your website. It's for a very good reason, and it's very easy to know when to use which one.