
Tips To Securely Access Your Site from Anywhere
There will come a time when you need to securely access your site from an untrusted network. Perhaps a coffee shop's WiFi. Here's how.
Bhagwad Park writes for the NameHero blog.

There will come a time when you need to securely access your site from an untrusted network. Perhaps a coffee shop's WiFi. Here's how.

Two double whammies in the past couple of years, have rendered paid SSL almost completey useless. With NameHero, you don't need to worry!

If left unchecked, bots can kill your site by hitting your database and CPU. Here are three major vectors in WordPress.

Web hosts show you how many website visitors each plan can handle. But these numbers can be incredibly misleading. Here's why.

Static WordPress sites are an intriguing solution to the problem of slow TTFB metrics. However, I now think they're obsolete.

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Cloudflare's new APO aims to make WordPress faster by caching dynamic HTML as well as static files. It's a fantastic idea. But not good enough

The best setup is two layers of caching for your site. One on the origin server, and one running on the EDGE servers. Here's why.

With search engines trying harder to understand the context of your website, it’s essential that you become familiar with JSON and how to effectively use it in WordPress...
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