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A feed­back about our free­dom: why we choose to man­age our own hard­ware stack of servers and net­work

Ten days ago, PHP made the two lastest bug­fix releas­es avail­able (PHP 7.1.14 and PHP 7.2.2). In response, we changed how you are able to … Keep read­ing

Many pro­to­cols are avail­able at always­da­ta for access­ing your accounts remote­ly: SSH, FTP, WebDAV, etc. However, it seems that deploy­ing an app in pro­duc­tion suf­fers … Keep read­ing

Starting on Feb. 8^th — in just one week — we’ll acti­vate IPv6 sup­port auto­mat­i­cal­ly on all of your sub­do­mains. Let’s explore the changes you’ll need to antic­i­pate before … Keep read­ing

This Sunday (Jan. 28^th) is Data Privacy Day. We at always­da­ta want to take this oppor­tu­ni­ty to tell you about why this top­ic is so … Keep read­ing

We are more than halfway through January, and it’s time to wish you the best for 2018! We hope that the new year brings you … Keep read­ing

After a break in our “new lan­guages” series, today we present Elixir. This func­tion­al lan­guage, cre­at­ed in 2011 and using the Erlang VM, is known among oth­er … Keep read­ing

We have always aimed to pro­vide our users with qual­i­ty sup­port that is quick and rel­e­vant. If we want for it to remain the best … Keep read­ing

This week in our Discovery series we will talk about the Go pro­gram­ming lan­guage. This lan­guage, cre­at­ed in 2007, has an impor­tant dis­tinc­tive fea­ture com­pared … Keep read­ing

Second blog post of our series ded­i­cat­ed to new lan­guages, this time to Lua. If this lan­guage pop­u­lar­i­ty in the web world remains low (com­pared … Keep read­ing