#WordPressWednesday is here again. Oh my goodness… this past week has the community fired up about hosting, especially managed WordPress hosting. Well, seems that is life when it comes to web hosting anywhere. Other than that, I’ve found some cool tutorials that some of you may like. Others… it might go over your head. Sorry!
Please make sure if you jump in to comment on any ongoing kerfuffles in the community, that you read everything. I know firsthand how it is on getting all worked up and ready to go in with guns blazing, but it could end up upsetting people. I don’t share issues in the community to provoke conflict, but to share awareness of what is going on.
That being said, below are some of the articles I picked up from around the community. Enjoy!
#WordPressWednesday 2014 Volume 2
WordPress Plugins
Tom Ewer shares some plugin suggestions on creating tabbed content in WordPress. Hmm… but does tabbed content really improve engagement?
WordPress Core
Andrew Nacin posts some Internationalization goals for WordPress 4.0.
WordPress Tutorials
Jason Mathes shares with us his experience on How to Speed up WordPress Load Times.
WPBeginner shows us How To Unblock Limit Login Attempts in WordPress.
Ahsan Parwez tells us how to How To Protect Your WordPress Website Against DDoS Attacks
Tim Carr shows us Create a Simple CRM in WordPress: Creating Custom Fields
WordPress Community News
Matthew Woodward gives one doozy of a review on WP Engine’s decline in services. Big oops for WP Engine.
Jason Cohen responds to reviews and comments like that of Matthew Woodward’s and called is growing pains for WP Engine.
Andrea Middleton proposes a centralized survey for WordCamp attendees.
Thanks for sharing these posts. All of them are nice to learn everything about wordpress. I like “increasing load time of blog” and “creating tabbed contents in wordpress”.
I find very very useful the link with info about DDoS attack and protection.
And all others, great info… so I decide to share this post on G+.
very useful article about about ddos attack need to share with my buddies
Yeah I was also talking to my buddies regarding the decline of services of Wp-Engine.
There are some great articles here Nile and I recommend everyone pay particular attention to the WordPress speed and security posts.
I read the Tuts post and then explored other WP tutorials on there (yet again). Half an hour later I am back to finish this comment:-)
Interesting articles Nile. One of my blogs was plagued with DDOS attacks last year so this was an especially interesting article. Always appreciate learning something new!
Hey @NILE
nice post keep it up !
useful article..my blog was plagued with DDOS attacks!
Interested in the article on WPEngine – since that’s our host – haven’t experienced the problems Matthew is having – but we’re a much smaller site – But have heard similar complaints from developers in our area – something to watch – maybe we’ll have to move our site yet again.
Looking for some article related to how to protect wordpress website from some security attacks after certain free chat plugins use?….
No doubt wordpress is a great blogging platform.. And here i find some useful points which can provide me in depth knowledge of wordpress blogging..But sometimes wordpress do have some security threats as well as pointing out by Daniel …Anyways Nile Thanks for this beautiful piece of writing ..
One of my blogs was plagued with DDOS attacks last year so this was an especially interesting article. Always appreciate learning something new!
I was also talking to my buddies regarding the decline of services of Wp-Engine.