If you’re a regular reader, you probably know by now that we just love performance and can’t get enough of server performance-improving software/code… Especially when it comes to WordPress.
Donncha has recently released a great plugin for WordPress, called "WordPress Super Cache." It builds on the original WP-Cache plugin by Ricardo Granada - except that it [...]
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Getting WordPress Super Cache to Run on a Windows (IIS or Apache) Server
Published by November 8th, 2007 in Guides, Software 10 CommentsWe’ve just finished uploading the latest versions of our XCache and eAccelerator plugins, now at version 0.6.
For those of you that missed the initial announcement, we’ve written two plugins that let WordPress communicate directly with memory-resident opcode PHP variable caches that are used in XCache and eAccelerator to boost performance and decrease I/O activity.
eAccelerator and [...]
XCache and eAccelerator Plugins for WordPress
Published by September 16th, 2007 in NeoSmart Technologies, Programming, Software 40 CommentsIn this episode of “The Never-Ending Quest for Better Server Performance,” we follow our heroes’ journey through the dangerous and murky woods of PHP opcode caching engines, where they aren’t content with just installing an opcode caching engine, but <gasp> becoming one with it too!
Yep, you heard that right. We’ve just released two new plugins [...]
If you’ve been wondering why the lack of activity, well, now you know. CompleteRSS 1.1 has just been released; and we’re almost done with EasyBCD 1.61 (actually, we’re done) and we have another program we’ll be releasing in one form or the other sometime soon (as in 24-hours-soon).
CompleteRSS 1.1 fixes an elusive bug that rendered [...]
The Ultimate Plugin Administration Interface
Published by January 26th, 2007 in Design, Programming, Software 2 CommentsLet’s assume you have a decent web platform. It may be a CMS, a forum, a blog, a gallery, or a wiki - the point is, it works. And this platform has plugin functionality. Let’s go ahead and also assume that the process of writing a plugin and extending/modifying the functionality of existing code is made [...]
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