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Compile WP2Static from Source for Static WordPress Sites: Step-by-Step Guide

Jump into the revival of WP2Static and transform your WordPress site into a blazing-fast, secure static website! 🚀 This guide covers every step from compiling the plugin using PHP Composer to installing and configuring WP2Static. Plus, discover how to deploy with the Netlify add-on. Explore WP2Static today and see how it can benefit your site!

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Free WordPress Migration Tool – WPvivid Backup & Migration Plugin

This article introduces how to easily back up and migrate a WordPress site using the WPvivid Backup & Migration plugin. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this free tool can help you safely and efficiently complete site migrations, ensuring a seamless transition of your site across different environments. Download now and start your WordPress migration journey!

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Autogen WebP using Git Hooks

Set up a WebP generator for a Git project using Git Hooks

Do you use WebP to serve the images on your websites? According to Google Developers, “WebP is a modern image format that provides superior lossless and lossy compression for images on the web”. WebP images can save over 25% of file size compared to JPG and PNG formats. So, you should make use of WebP to improve your website’s speed. Unfortunately, JPG and PNG are still primarily used to

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Postman Tutorial: Disqus REST API #1

Postman: Disqus API Case Study (1) – List Discussions and Get Thread Details

Postman is a great tool when trying to test RESTful APIs. This article contains two beginner-level exercises for you to practice it with Disqus REST API. The first one is to get the discussion threads of a specific Disqus forum. The second one is to try querying the thread details by a thread ID, an identifier, or a source URL, respectively.

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