I guess there isn’t a single webmaster that did not ask himself this question, at least once. Frankly, few years ago this idea would not deserve a second thought, but nowadays, with Windows-powered cloud instances (or VPS if you prefer) available from $9.95/month (and I’m talking about premier providers) it becomes very attractive solution mostly because versatile usage options that in most cases are not available with shared hosting.

Sooner or later every webmaster gets to the point where he/she needs to collect some kind of data from his/her website’s visitors - the most common, and probably technically simplest, task would be collecting visitors’ email addresses by creating some kind of newsletter subscription form on web page.

If you’re a web developer, you probably have IIS already installed on your PC, so you can skip this section. Also if you installed WhizBase on your server (windows 2000, 2003,...

In order to use WhizBase, you will need it installed on your web server. For local computer (non-public, development computer) you might also need to install some web server, an...

Based on our experience, there are more people working with Excel than those working with Access. However, lots of them have no idea that they can use their Excel sheets as data...

How do you use access control with WhizBase? We get this question very often lately, so I'll try to explain basics here and to provide some sample code that you can modify and u...