2024
Farewell to the WordPress Community
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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wordpress
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2024
Migrating from WordPress to Hugo
Yesterday, I migrated this blog from WordPress to Hugo. These are the steps I took to do so.
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2024
Goodbye WordPress, Hello Hugo
This afternoon's hobby project was to convert my WordPress blog into a static site using Hugo.
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2018
Install and update translations in WordPress with Composer
Using Composer is a great way of organizing your WordPress project, with WordPress itself, plugins and themes declared as dependencies. However, an issue I’ve often seen is how you install translation files and keep them updated.
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2018
Gravity Forms personal data exporter and eraser
When WordPress 4.9.6 launched on May 17, 2018 it came with new tools for exporting and erasing personal data that you may have collected (you know, GDPR and all). But Gravity Forms as of version 2.3.2 doesn’t integrate with these tools. Fortunately, it is really easy to write your own exporters and erasers.
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2018
How to mitigate CVE-2018-6389 – the load-scripts.php DoS “attack” in WordPress
A little sensationalist written blog post by Barak Tawily claims that WordPress is vulnerable to a DoS attack because of the load-scripts.php file which concatenates JavaScript files on the fly.
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2018
HTTP/2 Push WordPress Assets to First-Time Visitors
With HTTP/2 push you can effectively send a web page’s assets to the client before the client even knows about them. Here’s how you can HTTP/2 push WordPress assets to your first-time visitors.{{ double-space-with-newline }}
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2018
Another day, another “WordPress security vulnerability”
OMFG, BREAKING NEWS: Thousands of WordPress sites affected by some vulnerability.{{ double-space-with-newline }}
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2018
Welcome to WordCamp Oslo 2018
On March 2–4 2018, Friday through Sunday, there will be a great chance to meet WordPressers at the conference WordCamp Oslo 2018.
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2018
Cut 90% of your WordPress translations loading time
WordPress translations are compiled from human-readable PO-files into machine optimized MO-files, but still takes a lot of overhead to load. If you only could cache the translation load time, you would save a lot of page load time. We can easily cut 90% of our WordPress translations loading time.