Create a One Page Website with Carrd in Less than 10 Minutes!
If you need a quick, one-page, fully responsive website without all the muss and fuss of big CMS platforms such as Joomla, Drupal, or WordPress,…
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4 Useful Features of Discord for Businesses
Since the pandemic many businesses find themselves scrambling for video conferencing tools that will keep their teams connected and work flowing. Many schools and other…
Open Source Alternatives for Creatives
So you want to get creative, huh? Whether you’re a student, freelancer, or company looking to add a creative department, one thing is for sure…
Set Up Linux DDEV Environments for WordPress and Drupal
When developing Drupal or WordPress sites locally on their machines, Linux users work traditionally with a LAMP stack. LAMP is useful, but, there are now…
How to Install Linux Xubuntu Under Your Windows OS
Do you have to reboot your computer to switch it between Windows and Linux now and then? Then you know that those reboots slow down…
A First Look at the Google Data Studio
Taking statistical data on your web properties and creating meaningful analytic reports can be a challenge. Several reporting services offer help, but at a price.…
How to Connect to a Web Server Over SSH with Private/Public Keys Using PuTTY on Windows
Knowing how to connect to your website over SSH authenticating with Public/Private Key pairing is a great skill. Authenticating and working on your website over…
Set up a LAMP Stack with Linux and VirtualBox
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to set up a LAMP stack inside a Windows container. Recently, an OSTraining member was moving…
Malwarebytes: Check for Malware On Your PC
Over the course of my career, I’ve seen a lot of hacked websites Many websites are hacked directly, but we’ve also seen them hacked because…
ClamXav: Check for Malware On Your Mac
Over the course of my career, I’ve seen a lot of hacked websitesMany websites are hacked directly, but we’ve also seen them hacked because of…
Why and How We Use Pingdom for Uptime Monitoring
This is the first in a series of blog posts on the tools that we find indispensable at OSTraining. Most of us run a few…
