Enindu Alahapperuma

This research highlights a troubling pattern I repeatedly encounter while assessing real-world web applications in Sri Lanka: security is often treated as an afterthought.

Modern technologies solve specific problems, but using them outside their intended purpose often creates new ones.

The most important part of a website's lifecycle is probably the development skills, with infrastructure skills coming second.

In a previous article, I discussed shared hosting.

In a previous article, I provided a low-level overview of DNS servers.

Most developers have a high-level understanding of DNS.

This isn't just another article explaining shared hosting.

In a previous article, I provided a high-level overview of HTTP.

There are countless articles and videos on the internet explaining what HTTP is.

I come across numerous web development groups on Facebook every day.

I have upgraded the Laravel framework to version 12, made significant improvements to the front-end design, and added service pages to the website.