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10 Simple Tips to Make Your WordPress Website Faster
The faster your website is, the better SEO it’ll get and the more visits it’ll generate. In this post we share 10 simple tips to optimize your WordPress site.
Secure Your WordPress Site by Logging Out Inactive Sessions
Want to make your WordPress site more secure? Learn how to automatically terminate idle sessions with this tutorial. It’s easy if you know how!
Get Up to Speed with PHP Loops
PHP has some great functions to work with arrays. They make it extremely easy to iterate over all of their elements without the hassle of loops. Learn more!
How to Use SVG images in Your JavaScript Projects with Webpack
The @wordpress/scripts package makes it easier to develop on Gutenberg. Learn how to extend it with your own Webpack configuration to load SVG files.
Transpiling JavaScript easily with wp-scripts
Making the leap from PHP to modern JavaScript in WordPress is complicated. The wp-scripts package simplifies this task and helps us getting started developing on top of the block editor.
Gutenberg Development with Examples: Google Maps (part 3)
Third and last post about the creation of a maps plugin for Gutenberg. Learn how to visualize the map in the front-end of your website.
Gutenberg Development with Examples: Google Maps (part 2)
Second part of the tutorial on how to create the map block. Discover how to add a Google Maps map within the WordPress editor and how to implement a UI to configure it.
Gutenberg Development with Examples: Google Maps (part 1)
Learn how to create a plugin for Gutenberg using Nelio’s plugin boilerplate. In this first part, we define the project and prepare the skeleton.
5 JavaScript Features You Must Know to Develop in Gutenberg
JavaScript is taking more and more weight within WordPress. If you don’t want to stay behind, you have to get up to speed with the newest versions of the language.
Protect your WordPress by hiding the REST API
The WordPress REST API exposes information from your website that you may not want to make public. Learn how to limit its access in a simple and effective way.