Posted by Mark Joseph Aspiras on Jun 27, 2009 in
News,
PHP Source: Wordpress I saw a link on twitter referring to PHP optimization advice from Google. There are a bunch of advices there, some of them are quite sound, if not new – like use latest versions if possible, profile your code, cache whatever can be cached, etc. Some are of doubtful value – like the output buffering one, which could be useful in some situations but do nothing or be worse in others, and if you’re a beginner generally it’s...
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Posted by Mark Joseph Aspiras on Jun 14, 2009 in
Blogs,
News official announcement: http://wordpress.org/development/2009/06/wordpress-28/ Featuring many new features and improvements to themes, widgets, taxonomies, and overall speed. This release is named in honor of noted trumpeter and vocalist Chet Baker. The first thing you’ll notice is that visually 2.8 feels a lot like 2.7, just with some minor tweaks here and there. However once you’ll dig in you’ll begin to appreciate the changes. Major New Improvements First and foremost, 2.8 is way faster to use. We’ve changed the way WordPress does style and scripting....
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