Considering the majority of web users are using Chrome, it's probably wise to consider using WebP image format on your website. However, since WebP only supported by Chrome and Opera, we also want to utilize an easy fallback for other … [Continue reading]
As most web users are using Chrome as their default browser how do you take advantage of serving WebP image from IIS server? The problem with using IIS Server is by default IIS does not recognize WebP as an image type so it cannot correctly render … [Continue reading]
This setup should only be used as PHP development environment on Windows as it has not been tested on production. If you followed the steps from the previous post on PHP installation on Windows using Web Platform Installer, you will now have PHP … [Continue reading]
The Mac Finder with its default settings hide myriad of files and folders to keep things simple for most users. At times though, you might want to see hidden files to give you more information. How can you see hidden mac files on Finder? Here are … [Continue reading]
If you need to install a PHP on your local Windows machine with Internet Information Services (IIS), Microsoft has already provided a way where you can do it fairly quickly using WPI. Keep in mind though, this setup has not been tested for … [Continue reading]