Bruteforce attacks can be dangerous. They’re usually targetted at pages that have a form. In the case of WordPress, the login page of 1000s of websites are bombarded with brute force attacks every day. The attacks can keep the CPU and database server of the server busy. If you’re using weak login credentials, the attacker […]
Best Bluehost alternatives you can use
Bluehost hosts several million websites. It is recommended by WordPress.org. If you have hosted your site on BH and for some reason, you’re not happy with the support or performance of the network/server, you can use one of the Bluehost alternatives I’ve shared below. Best alternatives to Bluehost Siteground Siteground’s web hosting plans are of […]
SEOPress review
SEOPress is one of the latest search engine optimization plugins. It was launched in 2017 and has over 100K active users right now. Is the SEOPress WordPress plugin a good alternative to Yoast or Rank Math? Is it easy to set up? Here’s my honest review of the plugin. SEOPress plugin review Getting started If […]
The best SQL IDE and Editors
It doesn’t matter whether you know SQL or not, there’s no harm in using a SQL IDE or editor. If you use an IDE, you’ll save time as you don’t have to write a query to create a database table, add indexes, create views, etc. The IDEs will also help you in learning the basics […]
Cloudways review
The problem with the unmanaged hosting companies is that the user must manage the server by himself. Unless, you know Linux OS well and you’ve managed a Linux server before, managing the unmanaged VPS can be a nightmare. Although, you’ll find several good tutorials that explain the installation of the WordPress CMS, SSL certificate, etc […]
WordPress.com vs WordPress.org
Want to use WordPress but confused about which version of WP you should use? Below I’ve shared everything I know about the self-hosted WordPress and WordPress.com. Note: I’ve been using the WordPress CMS since 2012. WordPress.org – Self-hosted Self-hosted in layman’s term means that you download WordPress and host it yourself. The WordPress CMS has […]