Flywheel on Improving Back-End Performance for WordPress
Flywheel outlining optimization techniques for improving back-end performance for WordPress websites: Make your site blazing fast: Part 2.
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How to hide W3TC menu items from non-Administrators
If you need to hide the W3 Total Cache sidebar and admin bar menu item links from non-Administrators you can use the following in your functions.php
UK Firm Pragmatic’s Experience Hosting 500 Installs with WP Engine
Since we use WP Engine here at Red Bridge Internet for hosting our client sites and our own internal projects and sites, this was a great read on a UK WordPress firm’s experience hosting 500 installs with WP Engine. They … Read More
How WordPress Optimization Improved List25 Performance by 256% by WP Beginner
A post worth viewing by WP Beginner outlining how they optimized their List25 WordPress website and increased performance of their WordPress website up to 256%.
Keith Clark on Loading CSS Without Blocking Render
An interesting post outlining a method of loading CSS asynchronously without render blocking by Keith Clark.
Flywheel on Improving Front End Performance for WordPress
Noticed a nice post by Flywheel, a Managed WordPress Host, outlining optimization techniques for improving frontend performance for WordPress websites: Make your site blazing fast: Part 1.
Tom McFarlin on How to Bring Awareness to Yourself as a WordPress Developer
The dilemma you’ll face working within the WordPress ecosystem; does one enter the product space or the services space as development professional.
How to Remove Extra Yoast SEO Columns
It’s surprisingly simple to remove the extra columns added by the WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin. Here’s a screencast that shows you how.
How StoryCorps uses WordPress REST API to build its storytelling Apps and Website
Case Study from Post Status highlighting how StoryCorps uses WordPress and the REST API to build its powerful story telling app and companion website.
Jack Lenox on Building Themes with the WP REST API and ReactJS
This past March at WordCamp London Jack Lenox an Automattician presented on building WordPress Themes using WP REST API and ReactJS.