Posts tagged: Performance

Laravel is a very popular PHP framework these days and can be used for a range of web applications, from CMSs to full-blown SaaS apps (at Delicious Brains we use… Read more

Anyone who’s trying to improve the performance of their WordPress site eventually turns to caching. There are a ton of WordPress page caching plugins available, but limiting yourself to cache… Read more

It’s no secret that I’ve been plugging away at WP Offload SES, a new plugin that we’re hoping to launch soon that will make it easier to send your site… Read more

One of the great things about working at Delicious Brains is working on products that I use and love outside of work. I was a WP Migrate DB Pro customer… Read more

I recently saw this tweet from Danny van Kooten which reminded me of one of the many major gripes developers have with WordPress – supporting ancient PHP versions: STOP SUPPORTING… Read more

We’ve talked a lot about WordPress performance here at Delicious Brains and the importance of page caching. However, implementing a page cache on highly dynamic sites or sites which display… Read more

You know that a fast site == happier users, improved ranking from Google, and increased conversions. Maybe you even think your WordPress site is as fast as it can be… Read more

This is article 2 of 2 in the series “Hosting WordPress Yourself at Scale” In the first post of this series, we started scaling our WordPress app to handle more… Read more

This is article 1 of 2 in the series “Hosting WordPress Yourself at Scale” In this series we’re going to look at how we can scale our WordPress app to… Read more

You could just debug your PHP code using functions such as error_log, print, and var_dump, (and to be honest we’ve all done it, a lot!), but sometimes they just aren’t… Read more