Frontline Utilities LTD

Updated tutorial includes more succinct steps, allowing users to provision & deploy applications quicker and with less dependence on bloated libraries.

Following the success of TUCS 1.0 in 2016, Sunstrom's latest rendition promises to build on top of all the advances provided in the first. With a limit of 200 buyers and a higher price-tag, the new version of the product has garnered much interest.

Software-centric technical support service released in UK - new service has been created by a software developer to provide users with the ability to get INSTANT support for any questions they may have about - Wordpress + Hosting included.

A new service has been released at RailsHosting.com - a system designed to provide Ruby on Rails VPS Deployment for private VPS instances on 'cloud' services including the likes of Vultr, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Rackspace, AWS and more...

A new tutorial has been released showing how to integrate the CKEditor WYSIWYG editor into a Ruby on Rails application. It specifically gives you the ability to create an admin backend to add/upload posts / pages to a website.

A new tutorial has been released explaining how to set up friendly_id for Ruby on Rails. This is a free-to-use gem which has garnered a lot of support due to its simple and effective way of helping create canonical URL's (domain.com/resource).

Frontline Registry Cleaner 2.0 has been released free & open source by the parent company Frontline Utilities LTD. As part of a wider strategy to introduce the new "FLCleaner 3.0" application, FL has released Frontline Registry Cleaner 2.0.

A new tutorial has been released showing how to create 400 / 500 error pages in Ruby on Rails. Built off the back of a company's search for a reliable production custom error pages solution for Rails, it's already picking up increasing downloads

A new tutorial has been released, showcasing a fix for the Call of Duty Infinite Warfare "Black Screen" error. This error has become a recurring issue for many COD Infinite Warfare players, resulting in quite a backlash throughout the COD community.

A new tutorial has been released explaining how ScanGuard should be avoided at all costs. This system is not a reliable antivirus product, and even worse, is being heavily advertised to try and get people to buy it. You should not buy, or use, it.