I’ve dabbled with Flask apps last year, but only for awhile, and only for personal projects. I have always been resistant when it comes to using Python 3, instead of Python 2. This is because many packages were written in Python 2, and had limited support in Python 3. It seems like it’s not the… Read More Flask Apps with Python 3
By now, you should have registered your domain name and configured the DNS settings so that it will point to your VPS. If you haven’t, and somehow stumbled on this post, go back to Step 1 to register your domain name via NameSilo. If you’ve missed Step 2, go back and configure the DNS settings… Read More WordPress On VPS (Step 3): Installing WordPress
Pretty permalinks allow the links on your posts to appear like this: http://your-domain.com/post-name/, instead of http://your-domain.com/?p=N, where N is some id number. Ugly permalinks are used by default, so if you decide to switch over, you need to follow the instructions here. But it isn’t a straightforward process. I’m using an Apache Server, so if… Read More WordPress.org: Pretty Permalinks
Upon a fresh installation of WordPress.org, whenever you attempt to install a plugin or theme, you will be prompted to enter your FTP hostname, username and password to proceed. To skip this part, you may save the information in your wp-config.php file. First, ensure your FTP server is setup properly. Next, go to the directory… Read More Configure WordPress.org and Install Plugins Automatically