Configuring Redis for WordPress and WooCommerce for Maximum Performance
Redis is widely used with WordPress as an object cache, storing the results of expensive database queries, transient data, and computed values in memory…
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Installing Xdebug on WSL Ubuntu to debug WordPress plugins
I use VS Code and WSL as my integrated development environment. From testing my new import speeds (1 million products in 100 minutes!) I…
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I use WSL to develop locally. I have a few local websites for testing purposes and one of them that I need to refresh…
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Create a static favicon.ico to avoid surplus PHP requests for rush traffic
At Super Speedy Plugins, we are continually improving performance of our plugins and our client’s websites every day. We tend to focus on larger…
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Configuring Cloudflare for WordPress and WooCommerce: Boost Your Website Speed and Security
Our primary mission at Super Speedy Plugins is to help you never have to worry about WordPress performance ever again. Regardless of which hosting…
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Installing Xdebug remotely to debug WordPress and gather profile traces
Xdebug is a great tool to assist with stubborn performance issues. Commonly used for debugging code, if you use it on a staging server…
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Tracking down the origins of slow SQL code in WordPress
I’ve been optimising a WP All Import job for a client with 600,000 products and while doing so I was hitting refresh on SHOW…
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Migrating your WordPress website to Cloudways safely and quickly
Follow our step-by-step preparation and post-migration guide along with visuals along every step of the way.
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How to use Query Monitor to analyse WordPress performance problems
Query Monitor is by far the best tool to analyse WordPress performance bottlenecks. With this tool, you can quickly discover which plugins or even…
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How to fix slow WooCommerce 6.01 for wp-admin pages
I upgraded Foundthru to the latest WooCommerce and after onboarding (updating the database) it keeps checking if I need to update the database with…
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Performance Quick Start Guide: Solving WordPress Performance Problems
For five years I’ve been solving WordPress performance problems. There are many patterns that exist out there that you can use to help you…
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Ajax Search
Ajax search provides immediate options to your users as they type. Research shows that 50% of searchers will love and use this option while…
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Figuring out slow PHP performance caused by loops using Xdebug
I use Xdebug regularly to help clients figure out why their PHP processes are consuming all the CPU. If you haven’t tried it yet,…
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Speed up your WordPress site
At Super Speedy Plugins we have been making WordPress plugins to speed up your website for the past 4 years. Originally, this started out…
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A-list third-party plugins to improve WordPress site speed
Obviously we love our own plugins to help you speed up your WordPress website. But we don’t only use our plugins on our websites.…
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How to analyse slow MySQL 8 performance
I’ve written in the past about building incredibly fast WordPress stacks, and in our stack maintenance guide I covered a great script to help…
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