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Hi guys! I know absolutely nothing about this and I am embarking on making a site with WordPress. I have been reading a lot and I learned that for what I want (sell digital products) I need the Hosting to include SSL or pay for it separately, and I also need a domain. What is my best option? submitted by /u/Euphoric-Dig3301 [link] [comments]

Please forgive me if this is in the wrong place – I’ve posted this in a few places. Back in the early 2000’s and to the late-mid 2010’s I started playing around in webdesign. From the days where we used tables to layout websites all the way to learning mysql and php backend I created and hosted several websites and was hosting just enough to afford an unlimited webspace host and several of my own domains to play around with. This all then took a nose dive due to .. issues I had and I haven’t been back since. I now have an option when I could start getting in to web design again but I’m wondering if its even something ‘worth’ getting in to. In a world where everyone is using a handful of sites now and can either sell there products on sites like etsy or amazon, advertise on facebook and twitter and even use countless webdesign sites such as wordpress, wix, canva, squarespace to name a few is there any room for freelance workers? So what do you do? Are you freelance, who are your customers, do you make a decent wage from it. If you work for a company, who do you work for (if you don’t mind me asking), what web products to you use, do you enjoy it and does it earn a liveable wage !?! Sorry for all the questions and thanks for reading. submitted by /u/psyper76 [link] [comments]

Hi, I am completely lost, I just want something easy and after weeks of googling I’m no closer to understand anything. I hope this is the right place to ask, if not, could someone, please, direct me to a better place to ask? What I want: I want an email address that will grow old with me, so I don’t have to worry anymore “what email did I use for this”. How I want it: I want it to be in format x@mydomain.com and I want to be able to do, for example, have social@mydomain.com to go to “social media” folder, health@mydomain.com for all my doctor stuff etc to go to it’s own folder OR choosenname-social@mydomain.com or choosenname-health@mydimain.com, you get what I mean? I don’t need it to have specifically it’s own name for the folder at the beginning of the email, but so I can direct the emails to designated folders by the email I use. 15gb storage would be ideal. I don’t need notes, calendar, drive, nothing. I would like to be able to send emails from that as well, I don’t know if I understand correctly, but I believe in majority of places you can receive emails to the @mydomain.com, but can’t send it from that so my outgoing email would show as @emailhost.com rather than @mydomain.com, is that correct? If so, I’d rather not have that. So as of right now I narrowed it down to purelymail + domain (but then I can’t send emails from @mydomain.com, so my outgoing mail would show up as username@purelymail.com, correct?) or protonmail plus and just suck it up with the @pm.com, it’s about £10-£15/year more which is not much, but from where I sit it looks like I’m paying more for less flexibility? It’s for personal use. Who spends £40 a year for a mailbox for personal use? 🤦🏻‍♀️ It’s literally for organising the very few emails I get. Is it even worth it? submitted by /u/inusia [link] [comments]

I’m looking to host an ASIC miner and trying to decide if IceRiver is a good option. submitted by /u/Informal_Hearing4308 [link] [comments]

For those who run multi-country sites, did switching to a CDN actually make things faster for visitors overseas? Or is the improvement pretty minor unless you’re running a massive site? Mixed answers online, looking for real experiences. submitted by /u/philofreak158 [link] [comments]