This is a major digression from the software tech posts we usually do but since we mostly use devices that are powered by electricity we cannot escape it. Think about this way: for you to be a programmer/software developer you need a machine that needs power to run. On top of that, the Internet
If your website loads slowly, you are losing customers. In Kenya, where mobile browsing dominates, every second of delay costs you visitors and sales. Cloudflare CDN is one of the most effective tools to speed up your site, protect it from attacks, and keep visitors happy.
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Now that you have setup your first users, first roles/permissions and content model let's move to publishing our first content. Just a recap:
Once upon a time, the almighty Monolithic CMS was the bane of the Internet. You had a publishing backend and the frontend of the web application neatly and tightly integrated into one solid unit. In high-level programming circles it would be described as 'the Model-View-Controller
Every programmer and System Administrator knows something about Telnet and SSH. Usually, the entry point software to do this was PuTTY. And for CLI (Command Line Interface) stuff it was your usual black-screened
We’ve lost count of how many code reviews we’ve done where the conversation goes like this:
“So, what about CSRF protection?” “Oh, we don’t have that yet. We’ll add it later.”
Later never comes. Until someone’s M‑Pesa balance vanishes.
At Tuxedosoft, w
Every week, founders ask us: “Should we build with Go? Is Rust faster? Do we need separate languages for mobile, web, and backend?”
That’s the wrong question.
At Tuxedosoft, we’ve built real systems for real Kenyan businesses—SaaS platforms, safaris booking systems,
A few weeks ago we wrote a blog post on Zen browser. This time we used another Firefox-based web browser called
Chrome is pretty standard at this point. But for some of us we still swear with Mozilla's Firefox. Even though it was dethroned from the top spot it once enjoyed it is still
