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Comment · 11 years ago
Not rocket science, block it with "deny" ...
Comment · 11 years ago
It's still Wordpress, still slow, still insecure so why should we care?
Comment · 11 years ago
If you're not willing to learn or be adaptive to your customer' needs then you have no place creating websites as a profession
Comment · 11 years ago
or just remove wordpress and use something secure, not bloated and easier to develop with.
Comment · 11 years ago
Avoid at all costs caching the cachable parts of the app will save you nothing in the REAL WORLD
Comment · 11 years ago
Let's hope they made theirs faster than yours because your website is painfully slow.
Comment · 11 years ago
usertesting.com

I found it quite insightful

Comment · 12 years ago
Step 1. Uninstall Wordpress. Step 2. Install something faster, less bloated and more secure. Step 3. Drink beer :)
Comment · 12 years ago
Can't even click the links down the RHS in the demo. (FF 33.0.2)
Comment · 12 years ago
He said "Lightweight"
Comment · 12 years ago
We ourselves built a project with speed and security in mind and are working on open sourcing it in 2015
Comment · 12 years ago
Recruiters don't like to have their eyes baffled by complex resumes this is a known fact, they like clear and concise information laid out in an informative way. They care even less about irrelevant information on a resume because it's a waste of time.
Comment · 12 years ago
Haha, now try getting it on a site with images and other content i/e a normal website.

I've been at the forefront of pagespeed since before it was trendy, I've achieved 100% 3 times and 95% or above about 50 times, my sites load in less than 500 milliseconds - that's ENTIRE page load and DOM ready, when you can achieve that then you can boast!

Comment · 12 years ago
the + attribute is not supported everywhere so please for the love of god stop giving out your bad in fact terrible tutorials and polluting the internet with bad code
Comment · 12 years ago
The json_decode() function decodes the value passed as a string (JSON) into the data in correct format (in this case: an array).....

That's incorrect. json_decode with no second argument creates a standard object not an array. If you want an array then pass true as the second argument

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