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Chances are you have already seen Thijs Feryn, our tech evangelist, on stage at a conference you attended in the past. He often speaks at meetings, conferences and industry events and has been doing this for 10 years, both

Thijs Feryn explains why caching can make your websites faster, how that happens and which tools are available.  Which factors influence the speed of your website? Fast websites are a necessity, because Internet users are becoming increasingly impatient and abandon

In a conversation with podcaster @Edd_mann, Thijs Feryn explained how the (hosting) wheel does not always need to be reinvented and why you should not necessarily replace a stable hosting environment with a new one, just because you can.

On Saturday 3 March, all those who work or want to work with WordPress – beginners and experts alike – will once again gather together. You will be coming too, right? The strength of the WordPress community On 3 March

What is Varnish? And why is Thijs Feryn so amazed by it? Here is a brief description of what the tool does, and why it has become the cornerstone of Combell’s Performance

A tech talk with Combell tech evangelist Thijs Feryn, about the power of the combination of Varnish & HAProxy. Why an extra proxy? At Combell, you can also choose performance hosting, which

PHP 7 is finally available... What a magnificent end of year gift for all developers! The many PHP developers were really looking forward to discovering the new version of this programming language,

During his online presentation on Nomad PHP, Thijs will explore various aspects of PHP that go beyond the traditional LAMP environment, which optimise the PHP environment and make it more scalable. Make

The Cloud… Some use it all the time and are on cloud nine, while others do not dare to take the plunge – out of ignorance or (unjustified) fear of losing control

Do you have a good idea for an application – for the Web, a smartphone, a tablet, a desktop computer, or perhaps even for the Internet of Things, or a wearable device? That is a good start… But how can