Core Web Vitals: The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need
At this point, you’ve most likely heard about Core Web Vitals, Google’s new page experience measuring tools. Announced in May 2020 and incorporated into the ranking algorithms just last month, Core Web Vitals are another key way for Google to approximate the quality of user experience that a website offers. As the focus of Core Web Vitals is on an…
Headless WordPress: How to Create Web Applications Using REST API
Some time ago I wrote an article about using WordPress without GUI via CLI, where I mentioned that you actually can do anything without using the WP dashboard. In this article, I’ll take another approach, leaving only the WordPress dashboard, and introduce you to installing a decoupled WordPress. Let’s dive in! Monolithic WordPress WordPress has come a long way, from…
WordPress Cache and How It Can Improve Your Website Speed
Nearly half of the World Wide Web is powered by WordPress, but somehow there’s a common misconception that WordPress websites are slow and laggy. In this article, we’ll give you full information about one of the techniques that can highly improve your website performance, WordPress caching. Caching is a technique that allows you to store the result of a long-running…
The Last Guide to WP CLI You’ll Ever Need
In the modern web, WordPress has a pretty big market share. And with good reason. It provides good customization opportunities, a big library of plugins and themes, and a user-friendly graphical interface. Many WordPress website developers create amazing websites without having to write a single line of code. They use plugins and visual builders instead. But there are cases where…