WordPress .htaccess file: what it is and how to use it

Important announcement concerning Meltdown and Spectre. Two critical hardware vulnerabilities that affect all modern CPUs and can be used to execute code and steal data.

We take a look at WordCamp Athens, Greece and WordCamp US and we focus on the inspiring State of The Word Speech highlighting all the important changes coming to WordPress in 2018.

What happens when you first join Pressidium? Let's take you to a mini tour of our onboarding process.

Website downtime can severely thwart your marketing efforts, and this is why you should consider a managed WordPress hosting solution.

Remote working often grands the freedom to work from anywhere, but paradoxically can also chain you to the desk.

Object-caching can either be a jet-engine or sand in your gas tank. We take a look at Redis, Memcached, and the native WordPress APIs.

There are many tips and tricks for WordPress performance. However, you also need a high performance WordPress infrastructure to support it.

If you are into WordPress development, this is a starter guide that will get you going through the process of brainstorming to deployment! 

In this article we discuss the benefits of using boilerplate code and dive in to the two most popular ones that WordPress developers can use.