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Important Security Update: Resetting your Credentials
The following blog post was sent to all customers as an email communication. Over the Memorial Day weekend the NetDNA (parent company of MaxCDN) Operations team responded to a security breach on a small number of our systems. We immediately … Continued
Converting Our API Docs from Closed to Open
This guest post is by Nick Baugh, an open source developer from the east coast. He has developed over 30+ MIT-licensed NPM modules for Node.js that receive 4000+ monthly user downloads. You can follow him on Twitter, or write him … Continued
Now Accepting Bitcoins
We’re happy to announce that we now accept Bitcoins as payment on the MaxCDN order form. We’re supporters of the open source ecosystem, and a large component is being responsive to requests from the community. Developers, a core portion of our customer base, are requesting this p
How To Improve Your SEO With Robots.txt and Canonical Headers
Search engine crawlers (aka spiders or bots), scan your site and index whatever they can. This happens whether you like it or not, and you might not like sensitive or autogenerated files, such as internal search results, showing up on … Continued
2 advanced techniques to dramatically increase the performance of your responsive website
This is a guest post by Peter McLachlan who is a co-founder and the chief architect of Mobify , the open mobile platform that powers the mobile experiences for leading companies such as the Expedia Affiliate Network and British Telecom. He leads design, development and security f