Domain-ip mapping is essential in developing new websites as you have to test URLs without changing DNS entries.
Yet I’ve always update the local host file which requires in most cases a restart of the browser. This is a busy an troublesome issue.
Luckily there’s for everything a plugin, tool or script, this also goes for host file updates via Chrome/Firefox plugin.
VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting is the next level up from shared hosting. Due to the explosive progress in cloud computing now everybody can afford a virtual private server.
Compared to a conventional cloud hosting solution with VPS you’ll gain full control of your data. With VPS you are responsible that your data is secured, available and always backed up.
There are many hosters which offer a VPS soution. However the bigger the company in this business the cheaper is their VPS service.
On the tumblr website https://unsplash.com/ you’ll get every 10 days 10 new high resolution photographs made by various dedicated photographers.
This website offers is a pleasant way to explore nice photographs and learn about unknown and passionate photographers. Every photo is free for download, you can use them for whatever you like.
Here’s one of my favourites so far:
This is definitely the best website on the internet right now: https://www.lingscars.com
Latest Version of this guide: https://gist.github.com/8542013
Finishing this guide you"ll get:
Specification of latest running installation:
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This post of is part of my Install SharePoint 2013 Three-tier Farm project.
In this post I’ll show my best practice for an new SQL Server to run SharePoint properly.
Let’s get started with local user rights.
So far Micosoft doesn’t offer the same amount of cmdlets to manage a SharePoint Online instance as they do for an on-premise installation.
As many other SharePoint administrators I can’t wait to get new cmdlets. Luckily Jeffrey Paarhuis recently published a project on Microsoft Codeplex and showed how simple it is to manage a SharePoint installation just with client-side libraries and functions.
Seconds later I’ve migrated his functions into my project: https://github.com/janikvonrotz/PowerShell-PowerUp
I’ll introduce you the new: