A few weeks ago, WordPress released version 4.7.2 to address several security vulnerabilities, including one critical one. This vulnerability allowed a remote, unauthorised attack to update web pages via the REST API. Since then, hundreds of thousands of ... (more…)

I've been a fan of self-hosted WordPress for years, and always used it as my preferred blogging and website management tool, but when it comes to performance I've never been very impressed by it and... (more…)

Inspired by Erik Bernhardsson post The half-life of code & the ship of Theseus, here are the results of running Erik’s scripts against the WordPress git repo. Cohorts Code decay over time…

Undeniably, WordPress is just one such stage which does not arrive with almost any keys. With this sp... (more…)

how to fix the cookie The use of cookies can be useful for the management of your website, however, it requires a little more attention and knowledge. (more…)