by ray | Mar 9, 2015 | Security, Wordpress
Update 2/17: We will conduct the removal in March, a specific date will be set after our infrastructure providers complete their security maintenances, this was previously scheduled for 2/18. At WP Engine we are committed to keeping your WordPress sites secure. As our...
by ray | Mar 7, 2015 | Wordpress
We’re just one month into the new year, but we’re already seeing a ton of awesome new WordPress plugins. Below are 7 of the plugins I’m most excited about. Check each of them out for yourself, and see if they would be useful in your own plugin arsenal. Also, be sure...
by ray | Mar 7, 2015 | Wordpress
Happy New Year, everyone! Ah, what a glorious year 2014 was. Full of highlights for WordPressers, web designer, and developers everywhere: Several major releases, tons of new plugins and themes, as well as thousands of fresh WordPress websites. A good time to be...
by ray | Mar 3, 2015 | General News, Wordpress
Tech behemoths and startups alike spend a fortune on creating plush offices with lots of perks. But arguably the biggest perk is allowing employees to work wherever they want, whenever they want. This is something Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg understood a decade ago...
by ray | Mar 3, 2015 | Cloud Tools, Wordpress
When your hosting fails and your site is down, you could be losing potential new customers and sales. Maintaining 100% uptime is critical to your business’ success. That’s why it’s a good idea to sign up for a service that will monitor your uptime and notify you the...
by ray | Feb 28, 2015 | Tech News, Wordpress
Almost a quarter of all sites on the web today run WordPress (including TechCrunch), but it’s not the easiest content management system to scale up for high-traffic sites. A bit of basic caching goes a long way, but to run a very large site — or to manage a huge...
