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WordPress Cache Enabler Plugin Updates

KeyCDN

In October 2015 KeyCDN released a free WordPress caching plugin called Cache Enabler. We did this because we wanted to give back to the WordPress community in the offering of a caching solution that was not complicated and most importantly, free. What has changed?

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Why is Wordpress Slow?

KeyCDN

It is challenging to figure out why WordPress is slow. A WordPress website comprises many parts, including web servers and their settings, different plugins, and themes. Unoptimized content could also be one of the reasons why your WordPress website is not performing as per your expectations. Why is WordPress slow?

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Installing WordPress 5 on ZEIT Now with MySQL Hosting

Scalegrid

Want to deploy WordPress 5.0 With such strong interest in this installation, we decided to write up the steps to configure your MySQL database on the ScaleGrid side to get you up and running ever faster with WordPress on Now. now/wordpress summary: ? ? Setting Up Your MySQL Database for WordPress on ZEIT Now.

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Optimize Images for Web

KeyCDN

This can be a problem in a lot of content management systems such as WordPress or Magento, because theme developers tend to scale images down in responsive themes using CSS. This is a powerful WordPress plugin and image compression API that can reduce the size of images without any visible loss in quality.

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Gzip vs Brotli – Best Browser Compression

MachMetrics

Thankfully, it’s almost universally supported by web servers and all modern browsers and is also fairly easy to set up, as we’ll detail below. Gzip has been the go-to compression method for years, offering up to 70% fills size reduction and boasting near-universal support. How Do I Enable Gzip? Gzip Compression.

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No Server Required - Jekyll & Amazon S3 - All Things Distributed

All Things Distributed

Of course the easiest would have been to just install Wordpress on a Amazon EC2 micro instance and use a plugin to convert wordpress php to static pages and then sync that to S3. My templates and blog posts are now located in DropBox and thus locally cached at each machine I use. at 30,000 feet). No Server Required.

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Jamstack CMS: The Past, The Present and The Future

Smashing Magazine

In the 2000s we had a showdown of two popular blog publishing platforms — MovableType in 2001 and WordPress in 2003. It’s safe to say WordPress, the platform now powering 40% of the internet, won that battle, but MovableType paved the way for Jamstack CMSs in the future. Markdown support. Front matter wasn’t a thing yet.

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