5d ago · 12 min read · The Misconception That Lives Behind the Orange Cloud If you believe you are protected just because you proxied your domain through Cloudflare and "SSL is in place," you are doing half the work. And in
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May 11 · 7 min read · Not long ago, when the certificate for the hesapciyiz.com site I host on my own VPS expired, I woke up to an email in the middle of the night. Yes, Let's Encrypt's certificate had expired, and I had forgotten to renew it. This situation highlighted h...
Join discussionMay 3 · 5 min read · What Is an SSL/TLS Certificate When your browser shows a padlock next to the address, it means the connection between you and the server is encrypted. Behind that padlock is an SSL/TLS certificate: a
Join discussionApr 25 · 12 min read · Deploying a Laravel application in 2026 looks nothing like it did five years ago. PHP-FPM is no longer the only game in town — FrankenPHP, Swoole, and RoadRunner have changed what's possible for performance. Server management platforms have matured t...
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Apr 22 · 11 min read · Last year, I got a frantic message from a client at 11 PM. Their e-commerce site had gone down. Visitors were seeing a big red warning: "Your connection is not private." Sales stopped. Customer trust
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Apr 18 · 10 min read · Your Laravel application is deployed, your code is running smoothly, and your site is accessible through a Deploynix vanity domain like yourapp.deploynix.cloud. Now it is time to make it professional with your own custom domain. Setting up a custom d...
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Apr 15 · 4 min read · Originally published at recca0120.github.io You open analytics.google.com in Chrome and click the certificate — and see this: Subject: myproject.test Issuer: Laravel Valet CA Self Signed CN That's not Google's certificate. That's your local Laravel V...
Join discussionApr 12 · 9 min read · DNS is one of those technologies that every web developer relies on but few truly understand. You know you need to "point your domain" at your server, but what does that actually mean? When something goes wrong, the debugging process often feels like...
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