Scalability is a core concern for any developer working with WordPress. As a site grows, its performance, usability, and structure can all be put under strain. If the site was not built with growth in
A Headless CMS decouples the content management system (CMS) from the front-end presentation layer (website design and layout). Traditionally, a CMS like WordPress manages both content storage and presentation. However, in a headless setup,
Slow website speed and poor performance can harm your site’s user experience and rankings. Speed things up by checking out how to use Cloudflare CDN in WordPress. Cloudflare CDN is a powerful weapon available
WordPress 6.8 introduced a highly requested feature: Speculative Loading. But what exactly is it, and how does it affect your website? In simple terms, and in WordPress specifically, it’s a technique that makes your
When you’re tasked with developing a WordPress website in 2025, you’re expected to deliver a site that’s not only visually appealing, but lightning-fast, responsive, and ready to scale. The quickest way to achieve this
Adding custom code to your WordPress website is powerful. You can add virtually any type of functionality. That’s great – but it also comes with responsibility. The output of your code must be secure.
Enterprise WordPress development is often overlooked by large organizations due to outdated assumptions—but it’s time to challenge that thinking. In fact, it’s known that enterprises need flexible, secure, and future-proof platforms to stay competitive.
WordPress 6.8 is set for release on April 15, 2025. The next release does not introduce many new features; rather, it mostly focuses on refining existing functionality. The new version brings editor and usability
In 2018, WordPress introduced the Gutenberg editor with version 5.0, bringing a new way to build pages and posts using “blocks.” At first, these blocks were pretty basic, but over the years, they’ve evolved
WordPress Playground is a super cool tool that lets you run an entire WordPress site right in your browser—no need to install PHP, MySQL, or set up a server. It works by using WebAssembly (WASM)
WordPress theme development has evolved. There are now two distinct paths for building your perfect theme. So-called “classic” themes continue to thrive. They’re the same blend of CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and PHP we’ve used for
WordPress continues to dominate as the world’s leading content management system (CMS), powering over 40% of all websites. As we enter 2025, this open-source powerhouse is evolving faster than ever, fueled by a perfect storm of technological
