Author: Otto Kekäläinen
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Debug PHP performance issues with Tideways
Read more: Debug PHP performance issues with TidewaysWe are proud to announce that at Seravo.com we have implemented an integration with Tideways, a service to log and analyze what your WordPress PHP code is doing. It is a great tool to drill down into the PHP execution and pinpoint the exact line of code that causes your site problems. We have had…
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Is Your Website a Hit? Make Sure the Full Page Cache Works
Read more: Is Your Website a Hit? Make Sure the Full Page Cache WorksDo you expect your website to get a lot of visitors? No worries, if your site is hosted by Seravo, you are already well prepared. However, if you want to be extra well prepared and to make sure your WordPress site loads as fast as possible, you should check that the HTTP caching works for…
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Coding WordPress in style with PHPCS
Read more: Coding WordPress in style with PHPCSSome developers wonder why it isn’t enough that the code just works? The reason is that ugly code is doomed to lead to errors.
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Measuring WordPress Speed
Read more: Measuring WordPress SpeedImproving the performance of WordPress sites is a popular topic among WordPress developers. E-commerce owners know that faster websites mean more conversions and more sales. Everybody hates to wait for pages that take long to load. However, the knowledge of how to correctly improve the performance of WordPress sites is still surprisingly scarce. The most…
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Improving WordPress Performance with Xdebug and PHP Profiling
Read more: Improving WordPress Performance with Xdebug and PHP ProfilingThe success of WordPress is traditionally attributed to how easy it is to use, both from an end-user point of view and from a website developer’s point of view. Many feel empowered by WordPress as they are able to produce good-looking and functional sites with relatively little work. The flexibility of WordPress means it does…
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HTTP/2 speeds up your websites
Read more: HTTP/2 speeds up your websitesHave you ever wondered what the http:// in the beginning of the website URL stands for? The abbreviation comes from term Hypertext Transfer Protocol and both it and the HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) were developed in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee, while working in the CERN institute. The functionality of all the world’s websites is still based…