Software - hardware technologies

My attention to detail necessitates the utilization of high-quality software and hardware technologies. Below, i have outlined a more technical approach to the methodologies i employ to achieve the desired outcome for each category.

Internet technologies

Hardware

There are high-speed networks specifically designed for data transfer (known as the Transport layer). The servers are interconnected on different and independent connections to each other so we are sure that the services are not based on a single network. Rest assured as to the hosting of your website on the internet!

To meet the ever-increasing needs, the popular multi-site VPS hosting plans have been created.

In particular, it is worth mentioning at this point that Hardware-based Quality of Service (QOS) lies on Transfer Layer and is affected by the following factors: a. Possibility of failure in connection's installation, b. Transfer Delay, c. Protection, d. Priority and e. Network's resistance.

I am well-versed in the aforementioned elements and, through my experience, I ensure the secure operation of the network and, by extension, the website files, databases, hosted email messages, and so on.

Software

I utilize popular image editing software and code development/validation tools. This expertise allows me to select the most efficient applications to deliver projects on time and securely.

Indeed, the involvement of specialists is deemed indispensable.

In terms of code and security i use Object Oriented Programming technique, mainly with PHP. It's obvious that i also use client-side languages like native Javascript, CSS, HTML and some 3rd party frameworks depends on the each project's requirements.

Some theoretical definitions of Object Oriented Programming that i encounter every day are: Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism. Code's security with Object Oriented Programming (theoretical approach) underlies in the fact that one method is written once and it is called (inherited) as many times as we need it, otherwise, using the conventional programming's philosophy, programmers write the same method as many times as they need it. This approach results to security vulnerabilities and difficulty in upgrading the software.

In conclusion, I define the totality of service quality assurance, expertise, and the ongoing need for seeking new challenges as the fundamental components of my 'electronic' office, known as webgift.

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