A while ago, I wrote an article on caching — What Is Website Caching and Why Is It So Important?, that looked at how caching speeds up websites by serving... View Article
Your website’s speed plays a vital part in providing an optimum user experience. (Note: If you’re interested in learning how to check your site’s speed, see our article on using... View Article
If you’ve been working with computers for any real length of time, you’ll likely already be familiar with compression. For those who aren’t: compression is a super-useful tool for grouping... View Article
The longer you work with WordPress, the more likely you are to come across the dreaded ‘error establishing a database connection‘. This is a scary one, because you’ll likely be... View Article
Website caching is one of the most beneficial technologies available. In short, it makes websites extremely fast, which leads to better SEO scores and increased user satisfaction — not to... View Article
During the past decade or so WordPress has both continued to grow as a content management system (aka CMS) and further entrench itself as the blogging system of choice for... View Article
We’ve all been there — a site which was functioning perfectly well just seconds ago suddenly decides to throw a fit and spits out an internal server error. If you’re... View Article
