Webhostpython 2.0 is Here!
Webhostpython is proud to announce the launch of it’s WHP 2.0 initiative. Here at the Python Headquarters, things are never quiet and we’re never standing still. We work very hard, everyday,...
The Python vs. the Gator
Watch this amazing fight between the Alligator and the Burmese Python in real-live video here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfYAj1k9uZM
Once upon a time, there was this Python living near the everglades of Florida. He was one...
Anticipation for things to come..
Here at the Python Headquarters, things are never quiet and we’re never standing still. We work very hard, everyday, to stay ahead of the curve and provide the latest in technology....
VPS Hosting; What is it? And what’s the real difference between OpenVZ and KVM?
It all started out as a small market; “Root access web hosting”, “Get a dedicated server at a fraction of the costs of a real one”, “Virtual dedicated servers on sale!”....
What is Python? The Python Language
Python is by far one of the most beautiful programming languages in the world. Webhostpython.com completely supports the entire Python language, community, and it's frameworks, such as the very popular 'django'...
cPanel TSR Advisory TSR-2013-0009
TSR-2013-0009 Announcement
cPanel has released new builds for all public update tiers. These updates provide targeted changes to address security concerns with the cPanel & WHM product. These builds are currently available...
Webhostpython is proud to announce its partnership with CloudFlare
Good things are always happening here at Webhostpython. Technology evolves at a faster rate now than it ever has in the past. For this reason, we continue to evolve and bring...
New series of next generation servers have been deployed
Webhostpython has now deployed its first series of next generation servers to power the future of Webhostpython and it’s clients.Dual Hex Core Xeon E5-2430 servers come packed with power, performance, and...
Ruby Programming – Adding Strings
String literalsOne way to create a String is to use single or double quotes inside a Ruby program to create what is called a string literal. We've already done this with...
