At Grey Square, innovation never stops. Following the successful release of Version 5.1.0, which introduced online payments through Pesepay, our team has continued working tirelessly behind the scenes to build an even more powerful and business-friendly platform for Zimbabwean enterprises. Today, we are proud to officially announce the release of GSQ Invoicing System Version 8.0.0. […]
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Managing files on a remote server is a common task for developers, system administrators, and website owners. One of the most popular tools for this is FileZilla, a free and open-source FTP client that makes file transfers simple and efficient. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to connect to your server using the credentials […]
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In today’s digital world, every website or web application relies on web server software to deliver content to users. Whether someone is accessing a university portal, an online store, or a weather monitoring system, web servers play a crucial role in ensuring that information is delivered quickly, securely, and reliably. This article explores what web […]
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Grey Square is pleased to announce the release of GSQ Invoicing System Version 5.1.0, a new update that introduces one of the most requested features by businesses using the platform — online payment support. With this release, organizations can now enable customers to settle invoices directly online, making the invoicing process faster, more convenient, and […]
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Phusion Passenger, commonly referred to simply as Passenger, is an application server supported by cPanel that enables you to run web applications built with languages beyond traditional PHP. While cPanel is widely known for PHP-based hosting, Passenger extends its capabilities to support frameworks and runtimes such as Ruby, Python, and Node.js. Passenger operates between your […]
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Part 1 – Ranting One of the growing concerns in Zimbabwe’s digital ecosystem is the poor craftsmanship visible in many software and web products. This observation is not meant as an attack on developers. Zimbabwe, actually has talented, resourceful, and hardworking developers. The problem really is how systems are built and sustained. We have many […]
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