What is a CDN and how does it work CDN or Content Delivery Network is —in simple terms— a group of computers spread all around the world, which stores your website’s documents (photos, videos, etc.) so it can, at a later stage, offer them to your website’s visitors at a […]
On Monday, 12th March 2018, my biz partner and I have launched a new managed WordPress service. Head over to the WP Blender website where you can read more on what it is and how it can help you get rid of the constant headaches caused by all the conflicting plugins, updates […]
WordPress is a great content management system. It’s been around for a few years and it greatly evolved from the limited blogging system all the way to a tool that allows you to manage a full blown website. I myself use it to run all my clients’ websites as well […]
With WordPress running over a quarter of the websites worldwide, it’s no wonder it is one of the most attacked content management systems. WordPress is a very versatile tool that makes it unbelievably easy to create a website of your own (and on your own). It does, however, come with […]
I’ve been using WordPress for as long as it existed, and offered my professional WordPress services the past three years or so – from installations to development, troubleshooting and maintenance. It’s a great tool for managing a website, very versatile and very easy to deploy but when it comes to the actual […]
It’s been a year since I helped my friends launch travelfromsquareone.com travel blog. Designing it was quite fun. I used the underscores framework to avoid bloated code, which in turn means faster page load times.
An infected website can be a real pain in the back, especially if you don’t know it is infected. Those websites might seem normal to a naked eye but there can be a lot of (bad) stuff going on under the hood. Needless to say, an infected website is bad […]
There is no doubt WordPress is the most often used content management system these days. For all its abilities, it comes with a few problems. Actually, they’re caused by overcomplicated themes rather than WordPress itself. Their complex design, multitude of features, brings along increased number of scripts, style sheets, and other […]
Last week hasn’t exactly been quiet on the virus/malware fighting front, to be honest. There were websites infected in such a way they would flood the world with over 8000 spam emails per hour (only handful of them gets to roam the Globe thanks to our powerful outgoing mail management system). But […]
About a month ago, I was approached by my friends who -to put it simply- travelled the world. Well, a lot of it, anyway. And they asked me if I could help them put together their very own travel blog. With no hesitation I said yes. The task seemed simple […]