PHP executes code in series, which means one thing is done after another. This can be problematic when you need to do a lot of processing in one session or if you are relying on calls to external APIs. In this article, I’m going to show you how to use asynchronous PHP in WordPress to address this issue. It isn’t uncommon for a server to be configured with a 30-second timeout limit for each request, which puts a hard cap on the amount of time each session has to do its work. Of course, if that processing is required in … Continue reading How To Use Asynchronous PHP In WordPress