We’ve tested enough hosting providers to know that promises don’t always match reality. Speed, uptime, scalability—everyone claims to be the best. But when traffic spikes, databases strain, and real users start clicking around, the cracks show fast. That’s why we put Rapyd Cloud to the test. A relatively new name in managed hosting, it claims [...]
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The last few years have seen quantum computing take a galactic-sized leap from the realm of science-fiction fantasy to a rapidly evolving technology making a revolutionary impact on a host of real-world industries, including custom web development. But what exactly is quantum computing, and, more importantly, what can it do for your WordPress website? You’ll [...]
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The last time we checked, there were over 200 AI content generators for WordPress available in the free plugins directory alone. By the time you read this and check for yourself, that number will have probably increased. The truth is that, much as it has with just about every aspect of the digital realm, AI [...]
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Managing client sessions in WordPress isn’t exactly smooth. Proofing, watermarking, and delivering final images usually means stitching together multiple plugins—none of which were really built for photographers. That’s where PhotoBerry Studio comes in. It promises to handle everything—client proofing, secure sharing, automated image delivery—in one place. We gave it a try, expecting the same frustrations. [...]
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Michelle Frechette is one of those people who shows us that a small step can lead to big changes. She is a big name in the WordPress world and works as the Director of Community Engagement at StellarWP. Her job is all about bringing people together, making sure everyone feels like they belong, and helping [...]
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The latest version of WordPress, 6.7.2, is now available, meaning it’s once again time to update your site. Not sure how? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. In this guide, we’ll show you how to update to WordPress 6.7.2 and why you should tackle this maintenance update as soon as possible. Why You Need to [...]
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From content creation to site management via user experience and more, Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform every aspect of our work as website owners and developers. That’s certainly the case for WordPress users. While the core open-source platform features very little -if anything- in the way of in-built AI features, an entirely new ecosystem [...]
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Ever noticed how a Big Mac costs $7.09 in Massachusetts but only $4.19 in Wyoming? Physical stores have always adjusted prices based on location and customer demographics. But online stores? We’ve been stuck with one-price-fits-all. That’s where Flex Pricing comes in. This WooCommerce plugin lets you automatically adjust your prices based on factors like your [...]
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It’s no secret that Gutenberg Patterns and blocks have been a game-changer for developers of modern WordPress themes and the website creators who use them. Whether you’re creating a truly unique, one-of-one custom theme or simply looking to completely transform an existing theme and make it your own, the better you understand these increasingly fundamental [...]
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Have you heard the news? The WordPress Community Team is rallying local WordPress communities to ‘celebrate, empower, and inspire women’ ahead of International Women’s Day on March 8. In a post shared on the Make WordPress Community blog, contributor Pooja Derashri called for community organizers to establish women-focused events where women and gender minorities can [...]
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