WordPress is a free and open-source CMS used by millions of blogs and websites. As the most popular site-building software, WordPress powers more than 43% of the websites on the internet today.
WordPress is an open-source software written in PHP, which integrates with MySQL databases to provide custom publishing solutions to users. The core of WordPress can be extended using extra code and is used mostly in content management. WordPress.org is open-source software and free to use.
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In 2025, SureCart has become the WordPress eCommerce tool everyone’s talking about. It is positioning itself as a next-generation platform that delivers WooCommerce-level power without the usual headaches. You get zero code bloat. You skip complex setups. And basic features like subscriptions and order management come built in—no extra plugins required. It sounds perfect on…
You’re at the crossroads. One path leads to WooCommerce, battle-tested, robust, but a bit… grumpy. The other? SureCart is modern, clean, SaaS-powered, and made for simplicity. The decision isn’t easy. I’ve used both platforms extensively. I’ve built client stores, handled subscriptions, and wrestled with shipping rates and caching issues. I’ve also advised businesses transitioning from…
There’s no shortage of content on WordPress. But finding truly helpful WordPress blogs? That’s a different game. Over the years, I’ve followed hundreds of websites, read thousands of articles, and saved way too many bookmarks. Some blogs disappeared. Some got bloated with AI fluff. But a few—just a few—stood out. They weren’t just pushing plugins…
WordPress is big. Like, really big. Over 40% of the entire internet runs on WordPress — blogs, e-commerce sites, news portals, portfolios, you name it. And why not? It’s open-source, flexible, and has a huge ecosystem. But lately, there’s a storm brewing: WordPress-related products are getting expensive. We’re talking big price hikes across plugins, themes,…
Ever felt that WordPress themes are limiting your creativity? You’re not alone. While WordPress is fantastic for content management, its front-end can sometimes hold you back—especially when you want cutting-edge performance, advanced animations, or interactive UIs. Enter Headless WordPress. By decoupling WordPress’s back-end (your content management system) from the front-end (the user interface), you gain…
Running a WordPress business can be overwhelming—keeping your site secure, optimized, and running smoothly takes time and effort. That’s why SaaS tools (Software as a Service) have become essential for WordPress users. These cloud-based solutions help you manage security, performance, marketing, analytics, and customer engagement without the hassle of manual work. I’ve tested dozens of…
Managed cloud hosting has come a long way. When I started, that was the time when hosting meant endless server tweaks, unexpected downtime, and a constant battle against slow load times. Thankfully, things have changed. Today, you can get lightning-fast, scalable, and ultra-reliable managed cloud hosting services that handle all the heavy lifting. But let’s…
WordPress Freelancing is a wild ride. Some days, it feels like you’re on top of the world, signing new clients and building sleek, fast websites. Other days? You’re chasing unpaid invoices and debugging a CSS issue at 2 AM. But over time, you learn how to navigate this world efficiently—getting clients, pricing your work right,…
Your website is more than a digital address; it’s your storefront, your handshake, and often, your first impression. In a world where websites work 24/7, your WordPress site has to be more than just functional; it has to perform flawlessly. But here’s the thing: WordPress is dynamic and constantly evolving, and that means your site…
Worried about Google’s Core Web Vitals update? You’re not alone. A staggering 80% of the websites I encounter fail the Core Web Vitals audit. If your blog or website is one of these, you’re probably searching for solutions. You’ve likely seen those long guides online that suggest: While these suggestions are valid, what if switching…
WP Rocket has been my go-to WordPress cache and performance plugin for years. However, over time, I’ve observed a decline in its effectiveness and overall value. Innovation has stagnated, customer-needs seem to be an afterthought, and most critically, it often fails to deliver on its primary promise: improving performance. Setting up WP Rocket has always…
The world of WordPress optimization is crowded, opinionated, and, to be frank, confusing. Out of 18 plugins that I know, every plugin claims to be the fastest, the easiest, and the most innovative. But here’s the thing: speed doesn’t lie. Neither does the real-world browsing experience. FlyingPress isn’t just another cache plugin—it’s a well-crafted toolset…
