Almost everyone today has a phone that allows them to access the Internet. In the Netherlands about 60 percent use their phones to access the Internet. So it's important for you that your website is also easily accessible for these users. In this blog post we will give you some tips on how to make your hosting mobile friendly. The speed Just like a normal website a website on your phone should also be fast. People often leave the website if it doesn't load quickly they then look for an alternative.
Umbraco is the best Content management system for ASP.NET applications it is both easy for personal and business use. Of course you want your Umbraco hosting to run as smoothly as possible. Because this is an easy CMS to use we will give some tips for Umbraco in this blog post. Use the latest version As with any other CMS it is important that you always use the latest version. The newest versions are generally a lot safer and faster than older versions. This is also the case for Umbraco the latest
WordPress is the most widely used content management system and therefore offers many plug-ins. This gives you a lot of choice to improve and expand your website with plug-ins. Because there are so many plug-ins available on your hostingit is useful to know where to start. In these blog posts we will discuss a few plug-ins that are useful for improving your website. Yoast SEO When your website is online you want it to be easily found by search engines. For this you should use the plug-in Yoast
If you want to use ASP hosting you may have already considered some options. You can of course use a CMS but also a framework or just a .NET Core application. We are going to cover in this blog post what exactly is the difference .NET Core and a .NET framework. .NET Core .NET Core is a free open-source web framework developed by Microsoft. The first version of .NET Core was released in 2016 in an update to Visual Studio 2015 and is faster than ASP.NET. A year later .NET Core 2.0 was released this
Most people nowadays have their own domain with their own hosting. It is becoming more and more common to have your own website. It is also handy to have when you have your own business because it makes it easier to be found. This may sound very complicated but fortunately it is a lot easier nowadays thanks to systems such as WordPress. In this blog post we will discuss how you can put your website live at MijnHostingPartner. How do I create my website? To start with you need your own website you
WordPress is a Content Management System that needs to be updated regularly. Many of these updates are security updates so it is important that you perform these. It is also possible that you have an old WordPress version on your hosting if this is the case you should update it as soon as possible.Outdated WordPress versions are very often the target of malicious users. Before you update your WordPress you obviously need to make a backupWhat does this mean exactly? The reason WordPress is considering
WordPress is the most widely used Content Management system and that makes it a target for malicious users. These people mainly target outdated WordPress sites because they have more security leaks. For example malware that performs brute force attacks was recently discovered by Avast researchers. It also installs a cryptominer that "picks up" various crypto currencies. In addition copied crypto addresses are replaced with one of their own. Of course you don't want this to end up on your hosting.
It is increasingly important to have a strong password set. If you don't have this malicious users can easily get into your hosting. Of course you don't want people to be able to do this easily and therefore it is advisable to set a strong password. However it has recently been found that the password '123456' is the most commonly used password for leaked email addresses. In this list there were also other passwords such as 'welcome' 'welcome01' 'qwerty' and 'password'. This research was conducted
As a user it is nice to know if the website you are visiting has an SSL certificate. Generally you can see this by looking at the lock in the address bar. It can also be seen in the link if it says https:// then you know you're on a website with an SSL certificate. Now Google has announced their intention to remove https and www from the address bar. This should make it easier for the user to read urls. Will this affect me? If you are not a user of Google Chrome then fortunately this will not affect
