Guides

Git is available in Ubuntu’s default package repositories on both 22.04 LTS and 24.04, so installation is fast. The more involved part is configuring SSH key authentication for GitHub or GitLab, which is what this guide covers in full. You’ll also find a section on managing multiple Git identities on a single server, which comes…

Most hosting partner programs promise recurring revenue and say very little about how they actually deliver it. This guide breaks down the mechanics: how partner programs are structured, what the economics look like at different client volumes, and the specific questions worth asking before you commit to a program. Why Agencies Should Think About Hosting

Building a survey in WordPress is easy, but designing one that gives you actionable data is a different story. Most surveys give useless results because they aren’t engaging enough to get honest, detailed answers from visitors. I’ve found that the best way to fix this is by creating interactive surveys that adapt to your users

AI training bots from OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon, and a dozen other companies are now hitting production web servers with the same aggression as a DDoS attack, and robots.txt isn’t stopping them. This guide walks through how InMotion’s systems team uses ModSecurity to enforce per-bot rate limiting at the server level, without cutting off your site’s…

Writing blog posts can take a lot of time. Between brainstorming ideas, creating outlines, and turning everything into a polished article, it’s easy to get stuck staring at a blank page. That’s where AI can make a big difference. Today’s AI blog tools have changed blogging by helping you generate ideas, write full blog post drafts, and optimize content for search engines. I’ve tried many AI blog generators while experimenting with different writing workflows, but only five really stood