Converting MyISAM to InnoDB is a good idea to speed up your website’s loading time. The slowdown of large WordPress sites is often caused by non-optimized databases. Even older, WordPress installations still use the MyISAM storage subsystem for the database management system MySQL in their database.
The nostalgic times of outbound marketing for classic marketing, with which one addressed his customers with all sorts of advertising expenses such as advertisements, mailings or trade fairs, are increasingly being overtaken.
All website owners should ensure that search engines can properly index the content of their website. This goal is already achieved with the normal methods of search engine optimization (SEO). WordPress websites already have a great advantage in this regard, as they are an SEO-friendly platform by default.
jQuery Migrate is a JavaScript library. This ensures the compatibility of older versions of jQuery (older than 1.9). This restores obsolete features and behaviors in the jQuery code and continues to execute properly.
A cron job is a recurring task that is automated. For certain tasks, a pseudo-cron system is integrated in WordPress. Using a real cronjob to automate WordPress has many advantages.
In the last few weeks at the end of February 2019, Google made a number of changes to Search Console. Most of these changes have little impact on users. Here are some of the implications of Google Search Console for users who use online stores.
Progressive Web Apps – PWA. Most likely you’ve used it before. PWA is a term that is currently a big topic among app developers. However, it is often difficult for users on the Internet to understand exactly how these apps work.
Bad combinations of passwords like “1234567” for your internet accounts are at high risk of being hacked. So don’t be surprised if kiddies can easily spy on your email traffic, chat history and other accounts on the Internet.
If you adhere to the four most important things about IT security, you hardly have to worry anymore! Hacker attack, virus, ransomware, worm. If you adhere to these four simple rules, as a company or privately you are armed against almost all IT attacks.
