Category: Tips for Developers
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DNS Basics
“This post is part of a new series designed to help developers who are just starting out understand some basics and how they relate to WordPress. This first post is about DNS, including what it is and why you need to understand it.” DNS – The Basics DNS stands for Domain Name System, so let’s…
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Rsync Basics
This post is part of a series designed to help developers who are just starting out understand some basics and how they relate to WordPress. This seventh post is about Rsync, which stands for Remote Sync. We’ll walk you through the basics and provide a video on how to get started hands-on. Rsync is a…
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WP-CLI Basics
This post is part of a series designed to help developers who are just starting out understand some basics…
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The Benefits of Managed WordPress Hosting: Why You Should Consider It
The Benefits of Managed WordPress Hosting and Why You Should Consider It.
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The Power of AI: How It’s Changing Development and Hosting
The Power of AI: How It’s Changing Development and Hosting
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Mastering Traffic Peaks [Strategies to Handle High Traffic in Website Visitors with Ease]
Strategies to Handle High Traffic in Website Visitors with Ease
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WordCamp 2020: On Stage in Phoenix as the Self Documenting Developer
The recent WordCamp Phoenix was once again a vibrant, community-focused event that was packed with useful content and friendly people. I was thrilled to speak on stage as a software developer to a great crowd of my fellow WordPress and engineer peers about documentation from a developer’s perspective, and how documentation has evolved over the…
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Exploring Microservices Architecture: What You Need to Know
Microservice Architecture (a.k.a. “Microservices”) is a method of developing software focused on building single-function modules. The term was coined in 2011 and the microservice approach quickly gained steam near the end of 2013: The advancement of microservices was driven, in part, by tech giants like Netflix, Amazon, Twitter, Google, and Uber evangelizing its benefits. What’s…
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Exploring Data Reliability Within WordPress
Site reliability is generally talked about less often than other performance indicators, like page speed. With many web hosts offering multiple 9’s of guaranteed uptime, it’s become less of a ‘hot’ topic and more of the norm that your site will be up 99.99x percent of the time. But what many people don’t realize is…
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Common WordPress Login Errors and What to Do About Them
It’s such a simple thing, isn’t it? Open your login page. Enter your user credentials into the login form. Click submit and gain entry into the backend of your WordPress site: We do it everyday and give it little thought. But what happens if you don’t see your WordPress dashboard or, worse, if you don’t…