Why We Love Node.js (and You Should too!)
Do you love the Node.js JavaScript platform for building scalable browser and server applications? As an…
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Making the Future Together at WordCamp Europe 2018
Last week, seven of our FastComet members, including thousands of WordPress community members and I have…
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cURL Gets Rid of Its Bug Bounty Program Over AI Slop Overrun
Last year in May, the cURL project’s bug bounty program was inundated with AI slop, where…
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Google Ads bug removes notes option for some advertisers
Some Google Ads advertisers are seeing a bug that causes the option to add notes to…
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Gutenberg Editor is so Close – We Can all Start Using It?
After the recent release of WordPress 4.9.8 (even after the slight delay from the initial date…
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The cPanel of Tomorrow, Today
The cPanel as we know it is the main resource for control and management of your…
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Have no Fear! Laravel 5.7 is Here!
Laravel is supported actively and developed constantly. It’s an open source project which made the first…
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Security Hardening Essentials to Keep Your Site Safe
A significant part of the website development practice is always keeping in mind that security is…
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Using journalctl vacuum to Clean and Control Logs on Linux
While keeping logs is vital for troubleshooting, the journal logs can grow into a multi-gigabyte monster…
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Linux Kernel Bugs Hide for 2+ Years on Average
It was not too long ago we talked about the first Rust CVE in the Linux…
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Outdated PHP Version Warning in WordPress – How to Fix it
WordPress is primarily written on the scripting language PHP and it’s undoubtedly one of the parts…
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PHP 7.3 is Already Available at FastComet
Our constant dedication delivering at your fingertips the latest and most stable PHP versions and other…
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Get the Scoop on Laravel 5.8
What a better way to start Thursday morning, having watched Laracon 2019 and all the great…
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Google algorithm updates 2025 in review: 3 core updates and 1 spam update
Google launched four official and confirmed algorithmic updates in 2025, three core updates and one spam update. This…
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The First Rust CVE in Linux Kernel Only Makes Your System Crash
So what happened is, CVE-2025-68260 affects the Android Binder driver, which was rewritten in Rust for…
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How to Fix Error 404 Not Found on Your WordPress Site
Of all potential errors that can be found on your WordPress website, Error 404 is one…
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Laravel 6.0 Comes in Hot with LTS
Yes! Laravel 6.0 is officially out now! Since you are here, you probably already know that…
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Why You Should Always Use the Latest Version of WordPress
With new WordPress updates often come questions like: “Should I update my website now?” The answer…
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What is Drupal.displace() and why should I care?
Note: This is a guest post by Mike Herchel, an official maintainer of Drupal core’s CSS…
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Why the Themes and Plugins You Choose Matter to Your Clients
There’s a school of thought among web developers that clients don’t care about how you build…
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“Less Bugfixing Noise”: Last Kernel Release of 2025 is Here and it Could be an LTS
More than two months since the last version, a new Linux release has been introduced, offering,…
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WordPress 5.3 Comes in with New Default Theme, Blocks, and PHP 7.4 Support
WordPress 5.3 is now available for download. The name is Kirk, in honor of American jazz…
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KDE Plasma 6.8 to Drop X11 Support, Goes All-In on Wayland
A growing number of Linux desktop environments (DEs) are moving towards Wayland, the modern display protocol…
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Holiday Sales Email – Tips to Make it Remarkable
It’s that time of the year again—the time for you to gear up and get your…
