Not everyone needs a conventional database content management system. For beginners and smaller websites, a flat-file content management system offers ease of use, while eliminating attack vectors.

If you have a business that requires customers to make an appointment in advance for services, letting them request the appointment via Easy!Appointments can free up your phone line.

Build a simple web page in Markdown; then convert it to HTML at the command line.

If you only want to put a blog, technical documentation, or a web business card online, static website generators can save you a lot of work.

Create a convenient interface to your database with Jam.py.

BeeBEEP offers a complete chat solution for small businesses or projects, allowing you to send messages and share files within your network without relying on the cloud or complicated office infrastructure.

With OpenCart, a free, open source e-commerce system, you can put a store online in a matter of minutes.

Creating a custom application that toots text to Mastodon (the Fediverse's version of Twitter) is simple and straightforward. But we can mix it up by adding images and video, scheduling posts, and changing privacy settings.

Openfire is an instant messaging and group chat server that lets users communicate via the popular XMPP standard.

The pleasure of owning a nice domain like sensorenresidenz.de is clouded by the requirement of an X.509 certificate for every subdomain that the admin wants or has. Columnist Charly can help boost the webmaster's spirits.