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1. What inspired you to start Modern Tribe? I was inspired to start Modern Tribe because I wanted to create a platform that would help people connect with each other and share their stories. I wanted to create a space where people could come together to learn, grow, and be inspired. I wanted to create … Read more
2015 was a big year for Kinsta. We launched our managed WordPress hosting platform, grew our team, and released a number of new features and services. Here’s a look back at some of the highlights from the past year. Launch of Kinsta In April 2015, we officially launched Kinsta, our managed WordPress hosting platform. We’ve … Read more
If you’re running a WordPress website, you may need a WordPress DevOps team to help you manage and maintain your website. DevOps teams are responsible for ensuring that your website is running smoothly and efficiently, and they can help you with tasks such as setting up and managing hosting, configuring and managing databases, and deploying … Read more
Kevin Ohashi is the founder and CEO of Kinsta, a managed WordPress hosting provider. He has been in the WordPress hosting industry for over 10 years and has a wealth of knowledge and experience. In this interview, we discuss his journey to Kinsta, the challenges he faced, and his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. We also … Read more
Swagway, a popular hoverboard company, was in a tight spot on Cyber Monday. Their website was crashing due to the high volume of traffic, and they were losing out on potential sales. That’s when Kinsta stepped in. Kinsta is a managed WordPress hosting provider that specializes in providing reliable, secure, and fast hosting solutions. They … Read more
1. Don’t use the old mysql_* functions. 2. Don’t rely on the register_globals directive. 3. Don’t use the deprecated PHP 4-style constructors. 4. Don’t use the deprecated ereg functions. 5. Don’t use the deprecated magic_quotes_gpc directive. 6. Don’t use the deprecated safe_mode directive. 7. Don’t use the deprecated allow_url_fopen directive. 8. Don’t use the deprecated … Read more
1. Log into your WordPress dashboard. 2. Navigate to Appearance > Widgets. 3. Click the “Add New” button at the top of the page. 4. Enter a name for your sidebar in the “Name” field. 5. Enter a description for your sidebar in the “Description” field. 6. Click the “Save” button. 7. Your new sidebar … Read more
The WordPress HTTP API is a powerful tool for making HTTP requests from within WordPress. It allows developers to make HTTP requests to external APIs, as well as to WordPress itself. This guide will provide an overview of the WordPress HTTP API, and explain how to use it to make HTTP requests. What is the … Read more
The WordPress HTTP API is a powerful tool for making HTTP requests from within WordPress. It allows developers to make HTTP requests to external APIs, as well as to WordPress itself. This guide will provide an overview of the WordPress HTTP API, and explain how to use it to make HTTP requests. What is the … Read more
Sidebars are a great way to add extra content to your WordPress website. They are typically located on the right or left side of the page and can contain a variety of content, such as menus, widgets, and other elements. WordPress uses a database to store all of the information related to sidebars. This includes … Read more
Symlinks are a great way to manage WordPress development. They allow you to link files and folders from one location to another, making it easier to keep track of changes and updates. This is especially useful when working with multiple versions of WordPress, as you can easily switch between them without having to manually copy … Read more
1. Create a function to register and enqueue your assets. Create a function in your theme’s functions.php file that will register and enqueue your assets. This function should include the wp_register_style() and wp_enqueue_style() functions for stylesheets, and the wp_register_script() and wp_enqueue_script() functions for scripts. 2. Hook the function to the wp_enqueue_scripts action. Hook the function … Read more