Category: services
DNSCog reports on your website’s domain name servers
DNSCog is a new service that tells us everything we want to know about how our websites’ domain names are configured.
Digital payments and the payment revolution
Digital transactions are coming and they will make credit cards – and the auctioneers who only accept credit cards – obsolete.
Batchgeo maps your data
Geocoding is the process of turning a physical address into a location on a map. Using data sets to build customized maps is a powerful way to visualize addresses. Google Maps has long offered an API that allows developers to create custom maps for their own websites. The Maps API, currently on version 3, requires…
Subdomains and multiple web hosts
Aaron writes about subdomains, explaining how they work and how they can be used to properly brand multiple web hosts with the same domain. Included in this post is a real-world example of a website distributed among three web hosts that uses subdomains to create a seamless user experience on one website.