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The Curious Case of Managed WordPress Hosting

The Be-all and End-all Guide to Creating a Supreme LearnDash LMS

For many new WordPress users, WordPress hosting and managed WordPress hosting, in particular, is a tough nut to crack. Confronted with the million-dollar question of whether to opt for free, shared, or managed WordPress hosting, we often end up choosing alternatives based on half-baked information. What is WordPress Hosting?

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The Do-It-Yourselfer’s Complete Guide to WordPress Maintenance

The Be-all and End-all Guide to Creating a Supreme LearnDash LMS

And, to handle all of the above, there are three options you could consider: Opting for paid dedicated or Managed WordPress Hosting. While we have discussed Managed WordPress Hosting in an earlier post, we’ll focus on helping you maintain your WordPress website yourself. Backup list of all plugins used. WordPress multisite support.

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Creating Mastermind Retreats and Building WordPress Tools for Developers with Brad Touesnard the Founder and CEO at Delicious Brains

LifterLMS

We discuss creating mastermind retreats and building WordPress tools for developers with Brad Touesnard the founder and CEO at Delicious Brains in this LMScast hosted by Chris Badgett of LifterLMS. WP Offload Media: allows you to host your media files (images, PDFs, etc.) Basically, point your domain at the new place at the new server.

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Online Course Software: The Learning Business Puzzle

Academy of Mine

You’ll likely want: High quality hosting to handle all of the dynamic scripts you’ll be running (many will require you have root access to your server which means you can’t use a cheap shared hosting platform). Many integrated systems require Red5 of Adobe FMS be installed on the server’s root.

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Build a Learning Portal Using WordPress

eLearning Weekly

I want to prevent some confusion around WordPress… It’s important to know that WordPress.com and WordPress.org are completely different, even though they’re run by the same people: WordPress.com hosts your site for you, which is convenient, but it prevents you from making detailed customizations. Install WordPress.

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How to Build an Online Education Website Like Udemy

The Be-all and End-all Guide to Creating a Supreme LearnDash LMS

Further, to build an MVP framework, you need to decide your tech stack, i.e. the technology that you will be using to build your online education platform. There are three aspects of a website – backend, frontend, and database and server infrastructure. Get a domain name and hosting.

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Creating Online Social Learning Membership Sites with Web Development Agency Owner, BuddyPress Expert, and StudyChurch Founder Tanner Moushey

LifterLMS

One of the things that has really attracted me to web development and, really, the technology that’s out there, is this kind of interactive option that we have. Where I’ve run into trouble in the past with it is, both servers need to be configured for Shibboleth, and there’s some crazy firewall stuff that happens.