✴︎ Welcome
to my
Blog.
—20.26
Some interesting stuff…
-
Understanding Serialization in WordPress: What, Why, and How
Serialization in WordPress is a fundamental concept that plays a crucial role in how data is stored and retrieved from the database. It’s a process that converts complex data types, such as arrays and objects, into a string format that can be easily stored in the database and later retrieved. Let’s dive into what serialization…
-
Optimizing WP_Query with Suspense Queries: Boosting Performance
When dealing with large datasets in WordPress, performance can be a critical issue. Using WP_Query is a common method to fetch posts from the database, but optimizing these queries can significantly enhance your site’s efficiency. One advanced technique is using “suspense queries” to improve performance. What Are Suspense Queries? Suspense queries are a concept borrowed…
-
WP-CLI & REST: Deep Dive
WP-CLI: More Useful Commands WP-CLI continues to prove itself as an indispensable tool, streamlining complex tasks into simple command-line operations. We’ve covered some essential WP-CLI commands before, but there are a few more gems that can significantly enhance your workflow. 1. Database Management Managing your WordPress database becomes a breeze with WP-CLI. Here are a…
-
REST API with WordPress
Custom Post Types with REST API When working with WordPress, custom post types allow you to extend the platform beyond its default content types (posts and pages) to create unique content structures tailored to your needs. The WordPress REST API further extends this flexibility by enabling you to expose custom post types to external applications,…
-
REST API & DEBUGGING
Introduction to REST API A REST API (Representational State Transfer Application Programming Interface) is a web service that follows the principles of REST architecture, which is an architectural style for designing networked applications. REST APIs enable communication between a client and a server by using HTTP requests to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations…