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Currently, the WordPress front end is powered by JavaScript. That’s clear. But what about the server-side? We’ve always used PHP, but the more I learn JavaScript development and the more I use it, the more the switching back and forth with PHP hurts. Also, JavaScript is so much easier to deploy than PHP at this point. Serverless JavaScript apps are one click now, and serverless PHP is something I read about in Medium posts too complex for me to ever reproduce. Once you start writing front-end JavaScript with build tools like Babel and webpack, you’re pretty close to server-side JavaScript. […]

The Google E-A-T algorithm update is part of a long line of major changes to how Google ranks websites. While they introduce smaller changes several times a day, it’s the major updates that really impact the lives of websites owners. This time is no exception. While the E-A-T update didn’t make as big a splash as others in the past (think Mobilegeddon) it does come with important implications that you should know about. For that reason, in the following, you will learn what the Google E-A-T algorithm update is, its effects on search and what you can do to make […]

WordPress might be one of the only CMSs to date that has a broad utilization of AI-controlled modules. These aren’t ongoing augmentations — AI has actually been around in WordPress for functionalities, for example, content curation, suggestion and accelerating the planned procedure, among others. Be that as it may, it’s going even further in finding ways to optimize for AI. Here we list six key regions where WordPress is utilizing artificial intelligence. These modules are listed depending on the ubiquity and WordPress isn’t confined to the utilization of just these modules. Content Curation And Improving SEO Wordlift: This module utilizes […]