Tag: performance
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WordPress Performance: Caching Navigation Menus
in WordPressAccelerate your WordPress site by caching wp_nav_menu().
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Matrix Reimagined: Crafting Digital Rain with Bash and ChatGPT
in Dev StuffExploring the creation of a Matrix Digital Rain effect in the terminal using ChatGPT-4, this post delves into coding a unique bash-based version, complete with Japanese Katakana and extended ASCII characters.
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Bash Script: Calculate before/after averages
in Dev StuffOptimize your performance testing with a little bash script that computes average percent changes quickly.
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Gathering database performance with WP-CLI
in WordPressDiscover how we employed WP-CLI to streamline the assessment of database server performance in WordPress, facilitating a more efficient profiling of SQL queries before and after crucial server upgrades.
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Debugging WordPress Hooks: Speed
in WordPressLearn how to measure the execution time of WordPress hooks with precision by capturing individual callback durations. Find out how to set up a timeline for targeted hooks and track start and stop times for each. Be cautious of potential overhead and conflicts with plugins using hook priorities. Utilize the provided PHP code to implement…
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Disabling WordPress Faux Cron
in WordPressLearn about the WordPress WP-Cron system, its flaws, and how to fix them. Disable the default cron behavior and switch to a system cron for better performance. Improve site speed by managing cron events efficiently to avoid slowdowns on frontend requests. Let a system cron handle periodic tasks effectively for optimal site maintenance.
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Query Caching (and a little extra)
in WordPressWordPress does not cache queries by default, but using the Advanced Post Cache plugin can improve performance. By caching `WP_Query` calls with a persistent object cache, performance can be enhanced even further with additional caching techniques for different queries and responses.
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iPhone – Dawn of The First Day
in GearUsing an iPhone is like trying to read a newspaper in a dream. It feels familiar, but so far away.