WordPress Enthusiast, Blogger and Software Engineer
Caching refers to the process of creating static copies of your site’s content and serving those static files to subsequent visitors after the first hit the post receives. The Importance Of Caching In WordPress In WordPress, whenever a page or a post is fetched, there are multiple queries made and returned to & from the database. … Read more
Jetpack is a WordPress plugin that offers a wide range of features designed to improve the security, performance, and functionality of your website. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at some of Jetpack’s most popular features and how you can use them to take your website to the next level. Security Features Security … Read more
So, finally WordPress 4.7 – named “Vaughan” in honor of the legendary jazz vocalist Sarah “Sassy” Vaughan is out and this release was led by Helen Hou-SandĂ. Well, I do accept that it was released two days back and I’m late but still let me try to put up on what’s new with this release. New Default … Read more
Advantages of cloaking affiliate links Blogging is an art. And, if you’d like to keep it that way even when you’re monetizing your blog through affiliate marketing, you might want to keep them neat. We all know that affiliate links are not standardized and each program uses its different affiliate marketing software to keep track … Read more
WordPress.com is a website-building platform that is owned by Automattic, a company founded in 2005 by Matt Mullenweg. Automattic is headquartered in San Francisco and has a team of more than 1,300 employees working remotely from around the world. Automattic is best known for steering the development of WordPress, the world’s most popular open-source content … Read more