The Proposed WordPress Developer Code Of Honour Over at WPShout Fred Meyer has published a proposed Code Of Honour for WordPress developers. The article is address to developers of SME websites and is addressed to both developers and their clients. It addresses problems with SME website projects and puts forth a solution in the form […]
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This article gets technical. But I had to write to so I didn’t have to continually repeat the same points during internet discussions of a new WordPress Security Plugin. First, the background: The New WordPress Security Plugin Recently a slick marketing campaign has effectively promoted a new WordPress security plugin. A video promoting the plugin
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When it comes to self-hosted instances of WordPress security policies must be enacted. WordPress security is taken care of for user of wordpress.com or managed WordPress hosts. However, when we are managing our own sites or client sites then we have to create our own security policies and deploy the right tools to implement those
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