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  • Where to Host Svelte? preview
    6 min read
    When it comes to hosting a Svelte application, there are various options available. You can choose from several hosting providers, cloud services, or deploy it on your own server. Here are some common approaches:Shared Hosting: You can host your Svelte application on a shared hosting provider which offers support for static websites. This is typically the simplest and most cost-effective option, but it may have limited scalability and performance.

  • How to Create Reusable Components With Slots In Svelte? preview
    5 min read
    In Svelte, you can create reusable components with slots by using the <slot> element. Slots allow you to define placeholders where specific content can be inserted when using the component. This provides flexibility and customization options for components.To create a reusable component with slots in Svelte, follow these steps:Define the component: Start by creating a new Svelte component file or editing an existing one.

  • How to Deploy Laravel on OVHcloud? preview
    11 min read
    To deploy Laravel on OVHcloud, you can follow these steps:Set up the OVHcloud server: Log in to your OVHcloud account and navigate to the Dedicated Servers section. Choose the server that suits your requirements and budget, then proceed with the purchase. Once the server is provisioned, take note of the server access details provided by OVHcloud. Connect to the server: Use SSH or any preferred terminal to connect to the server.

  • Tutorial: Deploy Yii on Web Hosting? preview
    9 min read
    To deploy a Yii application on web hosting, you will need to follow a series of steps. Here is an overview of the process:Get a web hosting provider: Choose a web hosting provider that supports PHP and meets your requirements. Ensure that it supports Yii framework and necessary extensions. Create a hosting account: Sign up for a hosting account and set up your domain, or use an existing domain if you already have one.

  • How to Publish WooCommerce on Cloudways? preview
    7 min read
    To publish WooCommerce on Cloudways, follow these steps:Sign up for an account on Cloudways and log in to the platform. Choose a cloud provider from the available options, such as Amazon Web Services, DigitalOcean, Google Cloud, Linode, or Vultr. Select the desired plan and server location. Set up a server on Cloudways by providing a name for your server and selecting the application as WordPress. Configure the server settings, including server size, bandwidth, and storage capacity.

  • How to Handle State Management With Stores In Svelte? preview
    9 min read
    In Svelte, state management can be effectively handled using stores. Stores provide a centralized way to manage and share state across components in a Svelte application. They are similar to global variables or singletons in other frameworks but with added reactivity. Here is how you can handle state management with stores in Svelte:Creating a store: To create a store, you can make use of the writable or readable functions from the built-in svelte/store module.

  • How to Publish NodeJS on Cloud Hosting? preview
    12 min read
    To publish a NodeJS application on a cloud hosting platform, follow these steps:Choose a cloud hosting provider: There are several cloud hosting providers available such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Heroku. Research these options and select the one that suits your needs. Set up an account: Create an account with your chosen cloud hosting provider and set up the required credentials.

  • How to Implement Server-Side Rendering (SSR) In Svelte? preview
    8 min read
    To implement server-side rendering (SSR) in Svelte, you need to follow a specific set of steps. SSR allows the web server to generate HTML content on the server-side before sending it to the client's browser.Setup your Svelte project: Create a new Svelte project using your preferred method or use an existing Svelte project. Configure your backend server: Set up a backend server using Node.js or any other server of your choice.

  • How to Install Microweber on RackSpace? preview
    5 min read
    To install Microweber on RackSpace, follow the steps below:Log in to your RackSpace account. Navigate to the "Cloud Control Panel" and click on "Create Server" to launch a new cloud server. Choose the desired configuration for your server, including the operating system. Select an OS that is compatible with Microweber, such as Ubuntu or CentOS. Optionally, configure additional settings such as server size, network, and disk space.

  • How to Deploy MODX on HostGator? preview
    8 min read
    To deploy MODX on HostGator, you need to follow these steps:Sign up for a HostGator account and log in to your cPanel.In cPanel, find the "Software" section and click on the "QuickInstall" or "Softaculous" icon.Look for MODX in the list of available applications or search for it using the search bar.Click on the MODX icon to start the installation process.You will be prompted to select the domain where you want to install MODX.

  • How to Deploy Grafana on DreamHost? preview
    6 min read
    To deploy Grafana on DreamHost, follow these steps:Log in to your DreamHost account and navigate to your DreamHost Control Panel. From the left menu, click on "Goodies" and then select "Software Installer." In the search box, type "Grafana" and click on the "Grafana" option in the search results. On the Grafana installation page, select the domain where you want to deploy Grafana. Choose the directory where you want to install Grafana.

  • How to Get the Current Component Tag Name In Svelte? preview
    4 min read
    To get the current component tag name in Svelte, you can use the $$ syntax. You can access the component's tag name within the script block or the HTML code.In the script block, you can use the $$ prefix followed by component. For example, $$component provides access to the current component instance. To get the component's tag name, you can use $$component.nodeName.In the HTML code, you can use the local special variable and access its nodeName property.