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Web hosting with a recurring billing system included?

I’m getting ready to start a new online business and I’m looking for the right web hosting service to go with for my site.

Normally recurring billing is not relate to hosting, you can use paypal to change your customers, and you can let your customers to subscribe your recurring billing if they want to.

You can use any hosting you want, and recurring billing is another thing.

For hosting, I recommend 111hosting, they have a reliable clustered failover server, and cheap price from $1/month, using coupon code:200720 you will get 20% off for all plans.

Good luck!!

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Kate Gosselin Co-Hosts the view now?

Is she permanently there or was she only there for a little while?

While Elizabeth is on leave, they are having different people co-host for 2 days each. She is not permanent.

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can you be a professional photographer hosting you images on photo sites?

Maybe not Flickr or Picasa, but say using Zenfolio or Smugmug, can you still have a professional feel to visitors? Would a potential client take you seriously as a professional using a photo hosting service?

Professional photographers have Flickr accounts and Picasa accounts, and Deviant art accounts. And also accounts with the places you mentioned. It doesn’t make you less professional it opens up more potential for you and gets the word out.

Professional photo hosting sites! – hosting services.

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Learn Ruby on Rails or Python?

I have some experience with C, and am looking to learn a language that can do some web based stuff. I’ve done a bit of Perl, but don’t really want to learn it. PHP is there also, but again, seems like it may be a bit outdated(?)

This is up to your preference. Take a look at the Ruby and Python languages and see which suits you better.

Rails is the de facto web framework for Ruby. Python has its own frameworks like Django, Turbogears, and so on.

> PHP is there also, but again, seems like it may be a bit outdated

PHP isn’t outdated, but many people don’t like the language (there are reasons).

> [Ruby] it seems to mainly be used for database driven sites.

You don’t need a database. But if you’re going to use Rails, you probably have a complex, dynamic website, which would be database powered (pretty much all serious websites). But you can easily write non database powered apps. In the MVC paradigm, you won’t have a model, just a view and controller.

Again, this sort of question will get you fans on either side. You need to find out what suits you best.

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