Welcome back to the Plesk monthly podcast, where we explore the world of hosting, DevOps, and more! This month, we’re taking a closer look at how to get started as a developer. A common story among WordPress developers of a…
Welcome back to the Official Plesk Podcast, Next Level Ops! This week we’re taking a deep dive into WP-CLI, a popular tool for our WordPress community! WP-CLI is a command-line interface that is able to execute WordPress code, as well…
Is your website experiencing heavy traffic? Are you looking for a solution that will reduce server load and will improve website speed? Varnish might just be what you need. Varnish listens for duplicate requests and provides a cached version of…
At Plesk, we pride ourselves on our extensive catalog of extensions, ready-made to install directly through your Plesk account. To that end, we regularly update and revamp the available extensions – as well as our core software, Plesk Obsidian –…
Each year, seasoned WordPress developers, agency owners, WebPro experts and beginner users come together at WordCamps. From around the world, we connect, learn, and celebrate all things WordPress. WordCamps have grown from the one held by Matt Mullenweg in 2006,…
There’s nothing wrong with the need for speed in coding. However, if you lack coding standards, your products will become fragile and liable to break down in the future.
As a developer and hopeful future contributor to the WP Core, I question what lies on the road ahead. So I sat for Felix Arntz’ talk at WordCamp London on how to sustain long-term contributions. Since joining his first core-contribution…
Stack Overflow, perhaps the most prolific question-and-answer site for developers, conducts an annual survey of its user base. This year, more than 50,000 respondents in 173 countries contributed to the survey. Star Trek vs. Star Wars I deep dived into…