Category: WhereToHost News
Quick (Mini) Twitter Contest
December 14th, 2009, No Comments
We’re looking to add more hosts to our system, but since things are a little on the tight side we want to make sure we’re picking YOUR popular hosting company. So we are running a quick twitter contest, here is what you need to do:
1) Follow @WhereToHost on twitter: http://twitter.com/WhereToHost
2) Send a message @WhereToHost telling [...]
WhereToHost Development Part #2
March 8th, 2009, No Comments
So there were a few things I never ended up doing since the last development post, a few I decided not to do, and some things I actually did do. In any case things are finally coming along although slower then I would have liked.
The hosts we are collecting data from will soon be announced [...]
WhereToHost Development Part #1
January 20th, 2009, No Comments
We’re dedicated in getting this system up and running as quickly as possible! The development has been rapid and the response from hosting companies is wonderful. Thank you to everyone who is helping in making this system a reality!
For anyone who is interested the following additions have been made very recently.
25 applications are now in [...]
A Somewhat Difficult Choice
January 18th, 2009, 1 Comment
I’ve been reviewing applications and scripts to add into the system and I’ve come up against a pretty difficult choice. There are a large volume of useful scripts that have been written some time ago using the PHP4 scripting language, which due to the way they are written won’t run on 90% (or more) of properly setup and secured PHP5 environments. Do I add them to the system?
Just a quick update…
January 18th, 2009, No Comments
We’re getting ready to start getting the beta hosts into the system and manually adding popular applications.
We’re still working here!
January 18th, 2009, No Comments
The main idea behind WhereToHost is to write an application that is capable of checking the compatibility of any given webhost to the requirements (and optional features) needed for an application to function.
