042 | Website Control Panels: Your Key to Easy Hosting

July 4, 2025

Introduction: Why Do You Need a Website Control Panel?

Imagine you’ve bought a piece of land and built a house on it (your website). Now you need to manage the house: connect electricity (domains), install plumbing (databases), set up security (SSL certificates), maintain order (files), and even let tenants in (FTP users). You could do all of this manually, but it’s complex, time-consuming, and requires specialized skills.

This is where website control panels come in. These are graphical web interfaces that significantly simplify the process of managing your web server and all the components needed to run a website. Instead of entering complex terminal commands, you simply click buttons and fill out forms in a user-friendly browser interface.

039 | No-Code Automation: Getting to Know n8n — Your Swiss Army Knife

July 1, 2025

Part 1: Getting to Know n8n – Your Swiss Army Knife for Automation

Introduction to n8n: What is it and why does it matter?

In today’s fast-paced world, routine tasks can consume too much time and energy. This is where automation tools come to the rescue. You’ve probably heard of “low-code” and “no-code” concepts that allow you to build powerful applications and automate processes without deep programming knowledge. One of the most prominent tools in this space is n8n.

027 | Proxy Servers: Your Reliable Network Middleman — Why You Need Them and How They Work

June 19, 2025

In today’s internet-driven world, where data constantly travels between millions of devices, it’s often not enough to establish a direct connection — you may need a “middleman.” That’s where a proxy server comes in. It acts as a bridge between you (the client) and the destination resource (server), handling network requests on your behalf. Understanding how proxies work is critical for network security, optimization, and access management.

What is a Proxy Server?

A proxy server (from the English proxy — representative, intermediary) is a server in a computer network that acts as an intermediary between a user (client) and other internet servers. All client requests go through the proxy first, which then forwards them to the destination server. Responses from the destination server also return to the proxy first before being sent back to the client.