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Check out my new post, “AI Assisted Blogging Milestone - 6,390 posts on SpeedOfCreativity.org officially archived to static HTML”

https://wfryer.substack.com/p/ai-assisted-blogging-milestone

#AI #WordPress #CyberWar #CyberAttack #security #webdesign #VibeCoding #Claude #ClaudeAI #edtechSR #edtech #MediaLit #MediaLiteracy

Check out my new post, “AI Assisted Blogging Milestone - 6,390 posts on SpeedOfCreativity.org officially archived to static HTML”

https://wfryer.substack.com/p/ai-assisted-blogging-milestone

#AI #WordPress #CyberWar #CyberAttack #security #webdesign #VibeCoding #Claude #ClaudeAI #edtechSR #edtech #MediaLit #MediaLiteracy

Check out my new post, “AI Assisted Blogging Milestone - 6,390 posts on SpeedOfCreativity.org officially archived to static HTML”

https://wfryer.substack.com/p/ai-assisted-blogging-milestone

#AI #WordPress #CyberWar #CyberAttack #security #webdesign #VibeCoding #Claude #ClaudeAI #edtechSR #edtech #MediaLit #MediaLiteracy

Adding AI to a WordPress plugin used to begin with a vendor decision. Choose OpenAI,[…]
 
#WordPress #Dev #AI

https://www.wpnews.io/how-to-add-ai-to-a-wordpress-plugin-using-the-wordpress-ai-client-sdk/

Adding AI to a WordPress plugin used to begin with a vendor decision. Choose OpenAI,[…]
 
#WordPress #Dev #AI

https://www.wpnews.io/how-to-add-ai-to-a-wordpress-plugin-using-the-wordpress-ai-client-sdk/

Adding AI to a WordPress plugin used to begin with a vendor decision. Choose OpenAI,[…]
 
#WordPress #Dev #AI

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Most site owners only see one part of the process that results in a new[…]
 
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Learn how Slim SEO Abilities let AI tools like Claude or Cursor get and update[…]
 
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Imagine that you’re writing a new post when a reader asks a question about something[…]
 
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Testing the Paywalls (again)

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/10/01/testing-the-paywalls-again/

Testing the Paywalls (again)

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/10/01/testing-the-paywalls-again/

Testing the Paywalls (again)

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/10/01/testing-the-paywalls-again/

Retro Gaming Ads Blast – Part 47

Welcome back readers, fellow geeks and electronic gaming fans!

In this edition of the Retro Gaming Ads Blast (RGAB) series, we will take a look at another batch of retro gaming print ads from the 1980s to the 1990s.

For the newcomers reading this, Retro Gaming Ads Blast (RGAB) looks back at the many print ads of games (console, arcade, computer and handheld) that were published in comic books, magazines, flyers, posters and newspapers long before smartphones, social media, the worldwide web and streaming became popular. To put things in perspective, people back in the 1980s to the 1990s were more trusting of print media for information and images about electronic games and related products.

With those details laid down, here is the newest batch of retro gaming print ads for you to see and enjoy…

1. Atari Console and Games Print Ad

Back in the 1980s, the styles of video game advertising were very different. Back then, Atari was the market leader on console gaming with the Atari 2600 and they had a lot of video games made for it. As such, the above print ad showing the console and the video games (with the front covers of the game boxes) was typical of the era and it was captivating to look at. By today’s standards, the ad looks simple but it still has the appeal to lure gamers.

2. Shark Attack North American Arcade Flyer

Remember long ago when Steven Spielberg’s Jaws made some people afraid of sharks and the sea? Jaws was a massive blockbuster, and it was influential to the public. A few years later, Universal Pictures pushed through with Jaws 2 without Spielberg, and it also was a huge commercial hit. By the start of the 1980s, creature feature films inspired by Jaws were released and pop culture itself was influenced. In 1981, the obscure arcade outfit Pacific Novelty Manufacturing released their game Shark Attack in arcades. To promote the game, the company came up with an arcade flyer that had a comedic touch on the text descriptions while featuring a pretty blonde fashion model posing as the diver. The front of the flyer had the arcade cabinet, the model and an exaggerated artwork of a shark holding a knife and a fork. On the rear, the sexiness was ramped up with a shot of the model’s behind (plus more pictures of the model herself). This is indeed an amusing and funny arcade flyer.

3. Centipede North American Arcade Flyer

When Atari released Centipede in arcades in 1981, it attracted a lot of gamers and became a huge commercial hit. Part of its success is linked with the strategic promotions Atari committed, and the above arcade flyer is one of the variants of Centipede flyers. The one above shows an illustrated centipede carrying a coin in its mouth and in the background are two different arcade cabinets plus a cocktail table machine (for those who want to play Centipede while sitting down). This particular arcade flyer of Centipede emphasizes the popularity of the game and there are different types of machines that arcade operators can choose from. At the same time, this old flyer remains amusing to look at.

4. Rambo Famicom Japanese Print Ad

When it comes to Hollywood action movies of the 1980s, Sylvester Stallone was highly successful, and he impacted American pop culture with the Rocky and Rambo films. By 1985, Stallone struck gold with Rambo: First Blood Part II which made over $300 million worldwide. Considering the Cold War theme and ambitious action scenes of the movie, it was clear for Japanese game developer Pack-In-Video to make an official video game adaptation of Rambo: First Blood Part II for the Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom) in the form of a 2D side-scrolling adventure game. The said game was simply titled Rambo and to promote it, the company came up with the above Japanese print ad that had the iconic Rambo image of Stallone holding the rocket launcher, and a few screenshots of the game itself. If you look closely at the lower-right corner, you will see a cartoonish hand-drawn art of the Rambo character with a bow and arrow. Considering how very popular Stallone, his character and the movie were, it made a lot of sense to promote the Rambo Famicom game like this in Japan. 

5. Gyruss Family Computer Disk System Japanese Print Ad

In 1983, Konami released Gyruss, a science fiction tube shooter designed by Yoshiko Okamoto. The game was a huge arcade hit and it really attracted a lot of players who enjoyed the unique game design and spaceship shooting. Konami licensed the game to a few companies which resulted in the creation and release of Gyruss ports for different consoles and home computer systems. In 1988, Konami released an enhanced Gyruss port for the Family Computer Disk System of Nintendo. To promote the Famicom Disk System port, Konami came up with a print ad that had a nicely detailed painted artwork of a spaceship (representing the player) about to hit incoming enemies deep in space, 3 screenshots and the official price and release date displayed. The artwork is still captivating to look at and the port itself features major overhauls that arguably made it better than the arcade original. Konami really went the extra mile for this Gyruss port.

6. Operation Thunderbolt Japanese Arcade Flyer

Following the huge success of Operation Wolf, Taito went on to make the sequel military shooter Operation Thunderbolt which was named after the 1977 movie that itself was based on the real-life Entebbe raid of 1976. To promote the game, the company came up with a pretty compelling arcade flyer for the Japanese market. The front has a detailed painted artwork that emphasizes the conflict between soldiers and Islamic terrorists in the Middle East. The rear has technical details of the arcade cabinet, several phone numbers and hand-drawn art of the terrorists (they easily remind me of Palestinian terrorists) clearly called the enemies. While the listing of phone numbers on the rear was very unusual, this old arcade flyer still looks great. Operation Thunderbolt went on to achieve huge commercial success in the arcades and later on consoles. It was one of the highest grossing arcade games in Japan in 1989.

7. Batman Returns North American Print Ad

Batman Returns was a big hit in cinemas in 1992 although it never came close to matching the success of its 1989 predecessor. When it comes to video games, Batman Returns was even more ambitious as there were different game adaptations on different platforms. For the Sega CD Batman Returns game, Sega came up with the above ad that strongly featured photos of Michael Keaton as Batman, Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman and Danny DeVito as the Penguin with a stylish dark background and four screenshots of the game. The line “Batman Returns…on Sega CD” was really catchy and ultimately the game itself was very notably an expanded version of the Sega Genesis version with selected video footage from the film. As Sega had the license to make Batman Returns games for its platforms, this print ad is absolutely an attention-grabber.

8. Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi North American Print Ad

If there is anything notable about Star Wars in the 1990s, it is the fact that there is a lot of merchandise, comic books, video games, books and other licensed products released long after 1983’s Return of the Jedi which itself was perceived to be the last of the film franchise. In the mid-1990s, ports of Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi were released on the competing handheld platforms Nintendo Game Boy and Sega Game Gear. This particular single-page ad has a nice visual design that captured the vibe of the movie (which I saw as a young boy in 1983) and it made handheld gaming look cool.

9. Elevator Action Returns Japanese Print Ad

In 1994, Taito struck gold with the release of Elevator Action Returns in Japanese arcades. The sequel was a big hit for the company and they eventually released a console port on the Sega Saturn only in Japan. For promotion, a print ad was made using the official painted artwork while also showing the screenshots and other details about it running on the Saturn (which itself was a powerful 2D sprite machine). Just looking at this old ad brings back the excitement of Elevator Action Returns and I now have a digital copy of it on my Xbox Series X.

10. Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu North American Print Ad

By the late 1990s, Japanese role-playing games (JRPG) really became popular on gaming consoles in America which arguably was the result of the massive global success of Final Fantasy VII. In 1999, there were a lot of JRPGs that got released on PlayStation and publisher Crave Entertainment literally pounced on American gamers’ interest on JRPGs by releasing Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu. Crave aggressively promoted the game and the result was this 2-page print ad that emphasized the game concept (developed by Genki), showed screenshots of the game, and displayed artworks that fans of Studio Ghibli anime productions can recognize. While Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu never became a massive commercial hit because of the low print run, there is no denying that its print ad was one of the most visually appealing ads of 1999. The ad alone made it look very ambitious.

11. Konami LaserScope North American print ad

In 1990, this print ad of Konami’s LaserScope appeared in comic books and several other publications. The LaserScope was a gaming peripheral designed for use on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) complete with compatibility with existing games that were made to support the NES Zapper. The ad even boasted a voice-activated firing feature and a hands-free approach on playing NES games. While the ad boasted that players will have the most powerful voice in video games, the LaserScope itself was a very flawed and badly optimized device. Apart from having a built-in microphone that was oversensitive, tracking targets was a chore requiring constant head-turning which in turn made the gameplay experience very tiring and frustrating. This old ad promised a lot and the LaserScope was a catastrophe. When was the last time you bought hardware from Konami?

+++++

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Retro Gaming Ads Blast – Part 47

Welcome back readers, fellow geeks and electronic gaming fans!

In this edition of the Retro Gaming Ads Blast (RGAB) series, we will take a look at another batch of retro gaming print ads from the 1980s to the 1990s.

For the newcomers reading this, Retro Gaming Ads Blast (RGAB) looks back at the many print ads of games (console, arcade, computer and handheld) that were published in comic books, magazines, flyers, posters and newspapers long before smartphones, social media, the worldwide web and streaming became popular. To put things in perspective, people back in the 1980s to the 1990s were more trusting of print media for information and images about electronic games and related products.

With those details laid down, here is the newest batch of retro gaming print ads for you to see and enjoy…

1. Atari Console and Games Print Ad

Back in the 1980s, the styles of video game advertising were very different. Back then, Atari was the market leader on console gaming with the Atari 2600 and they had a lot of video games made for it. As such, the above print ad showing the console and the video games (with the front covers of the game boxes) was typical of the era and it was captivating to look at. By today’s standards, the ad looks simple but it still has the appeal to lure gamers.

2. Shark Attack North American Arcade Flyer

Remember long ago when Steven Spielberg’s Jaws made some people afraid of sharks and the sea? Jaws was a massive blockbuster, and it was influential to the public. A few years later, Universal Pictures pushed through with Jaws 2 without Spielberg, and it also was a huge commercial hit. By the start of the 1980s, creature feature films inspired by Jaws were released and pop culture itself was influenced. In 1981, the obscure arcade outfit Pacific Novelty Manufacturing released their game Shark Attack in arcades. To promote the game, the company came up with an arcade flyer that had a comedic touch on the text descriptions while featuring a pretty blonde fashion model posing as the diver. The front of the flyer had the arcade cabinet, the model and an exaggerated artwork of a shark holding a knife and a fork. On the rear, the sexiness was ramped up with a shot of the model’s behind (plus more pictures of the model herself). This is indeed an amusing and funny arcade flyer.

3. Centipede North American Arcade Flyer

When Atari released Centipede in arcades in 1981, it attracted a lot of gamers and became a huge commercial hit. Part of its success is linked with the strategic promotions Atari committed, and the above arcade flyer is one of the variants of Centipede flyers. The one above shows an illustrated centipede carrying a coin in its mouth and in the background are two different arcade cabinets plus a cocktail table machine (for those who want to play Centipede while sitting down). This particular arcade flyer of Centipede emphasizes the popularity of the game and there are different types of machines that arcade operators can choose from. At the same time, this old flyer remains amusing to look at.

4. Rambo Famicom Japanese Print Ad

When it comes to Hollywood action movies of the 1980s, Sylvester Stallone was highly successful, and he impacted American pop culture with the Rocky and Rambo films. By 1985, Stallone struck gold with Rambo: First Blood Part II which made over $300 million worldwide. Considering the Cold War theme and ambitious action scenes of the movie, it was clear for Japanese game developer Pack-In-Video to make an official video game adaptation of Rambo: First Blood Part II for the Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom) in the form of a 2D side-scrolling adventure game. The said game was simply titled Rambo and to promote it, the company came up with the above Japanese print ad that had the iconic Rambo image of Stallone holding the rocket launcher, and a few screenshots of the game itself. If you look closely at the lower-right corner, you will see a cartoonish hand-drawn art of the Rambo character with a bow and arrow. Considering how very popular Stallone, his character and the movie were, it made a lot of sense to promote the Rambo Famicom game like this in Japan. 

5. Gyruss Family Computer Disk System Japanese Print Ad

In 1983, Konami released Gyruss, a science fiction tube shooter designed by Yoshiko Okamoto. The game was a huge arcade hit and it really attracted a lot of players who enjoyed the unique game design and spaceship shooting. Konami licensed the game to a few companies which resulted in the creation and release of Gyruss ports for different consoles and home computer systems. In 1988, Konami released an enhanced Gyruss port for the Family Computer Disk System of Nintendo. To promote the Famicom Disk System port, Konami came up with a print ad that had a nicely detailed painted artwork of a spaceship (representing the player) about to hit incoming enemies deep in space, 3 screenshots and the official price and release date displayed. The artwork is still captivating to look at and the port itself features major overhauls that arguably made it better than the arcade original. Konami really went the extra mile for this Gyruss port.

6. Operation Thunderbolt Japanese Arcade Flyer

Following the huge success of Operation Wolf, Taito went on to make the sequel military shooter Operation Thunderbolt which was named after the 1977 movie that itself was based on the real-life Entebbe raid of 1976. To promote the game, the company came up with a pretty compelling arcade flyer for the Japanese market. The front has a detailed painted artwork that emphasizes the conflict between soldiers and Islamic terrorists in the Middle East. The rear has technical details of the arcade cabinet, several phone numbers and hand-drawn art of the terrorists (they easily remind me of Palestinian terrorists) clearly called the enemies. While the listing of phone numbers on the rear was very unusual, this old arcade flyer still looks great. Operation Thunderbolt went on to achieve huge commercial success in the arcades and later on consoles. It was one of the highest grossing arcade games in Japan in 1989.

7. Batman Returns North American Print Ad

Batman Returns was a big hit in cinemas in 1992 although it never came close to matching the success of its 1989 predecessor. When it comes to video games, Batman Returns was even more ambitious as there were different game adaptations on different platforms. For the Sega CD Batman Returns game, Sega came up with the above ad that strongly featured photos of Michael Keaton as Batman, Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman and Danny DeVito as the Penguin with a stylish dark background and four screenshots of the game. The line “Batman Returns…on Sega CD” was really catchy and ultimately the game itself was very notably an expanded version of the Sega Genesis version with selected video footage from the film. As Sega had the license to make Batman Returns games for its platforms, this print ad is absolutely an attention-grabber.

8. Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi North American Print Ad

If there is anything notable about Star Wars in the 1990s, it is the fact that there is a lot of merchandise, comic books, video games, books and other licensed products released long after 1983’s Return of the Jedi which itself was perceived to be the last of the film franchise. In the mid-1990s, ports of Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi were released on the competing handheld platforms Nintendo Game Boy and Sega Game Gear. This particular single-page ad has a nice visual design that captured the vibe of the movie (which I saw as a young boy in 1983) and it made handheld gaming look cool.

9. Elevator Action Returns Japanese Print Ad

In 1994, Taito struck gold with the release of Elevator Action Returns in Japanese arcades. The sequel was a big hit for the company and they eventually released a console port on the Sega Saturn only in Japan. For promotion, a print ad was made using the official painted artwork while also showing the screenshots and other details about it running on the Saturn (which itself was a powerful 2D sprite machine). Just looking at this old ad brings back the excitement of Elevator Action Returns and I now have a digital copy of it on my Xbox Series X.

10. Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu North American Print Ad

By the late 1990s, Japanese role-playing games (JRPG) really became popular on gaming consoles in America which arguably was the result of the massive global success of Final Fantasy VII. In 1999, there were a lot of JRPGs that got released on PlayStation and publisher Crave Entertainment literally pounced on American gamers’ interest on JRPGs by releasing Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu. Crave aggressively promoted the game and the result was this 2-page print ad that emphasized the game concept (developed by Genki), showed screenshots of the game, and displayed artworks that fans of Studio Ghibli anime productions can recognize. While Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu never became a massive commercial hit because of the low print run, there is no denying that its print ad was one of the most visually appealing ads of 1999. The ad alone made it look very ambitious.

11. Konami LaserScope North American print ad

In 1990, this print ad of Konami’s LaserScope appeared in comic books and several other publications. The LaserScope was a gaming peripheral designed for use on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) complete with compatibility with existing games that were made to support the NES Zapper. The ad even boasted a voice-activated firing feature and a hands-free approach on playing NES games. While the ad boasted that players will have the most powerful voice in video games, the LaserScope itself was a very flawed and badly optimized device. Apart from having a built-in microphone that was oversensitive, tracking targets was a chore requiring constant head-turning which in turn made the gameplay experience very tiring and frustrating. This old ad promised a lot and the LaserScope was a catastrophe. When was the last time you bought hardware from Konami?

+++++

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📢 Patch WordPress septembre 2026 : plus de 200 vulnérabilités corrigées dans l'écosystème

📅 Source : Blog Sucuri — publié le 1er octobre 2026. Récapitulatif mensuel des correctifs de sécurité pour l'écosystème WordPress (plugins et thèmes). Sucuri compile chaque mois les vulnérabilités découvertes et corrigées dans les plugins et thèmes WordPress.

📖 cyberveille : https://cyberveille.ch/posts/2026-10-01-patch-wordpress-septembre-2026-plus-de-200-vulnerabilites-corrigees-dans-l-ecosysteme/
🌐 source : https://blog.sucuri.net/2026/09/vulnerability-patch-roundup-september-2026.html
🟡 vérification factuelle moyenne
#WordPress #patch #Cyberveille

📢 SC : un malware WordPress auto-régénérant avec backdoor contrôlée par blockchain

Cet article présente une analyse technique approfondie d'une compromission WordPress persistante, baptisée famille SC (d'après les marqueurs SC dans le code injecté). L'analyse est issue de travaux de nettoyage de sites web réels.

📖 cyberveille : https://cyberveille.ch/posts/2026-10-01-sc-un-malware-wordpress-auto-regenerant-avec-backdoor-controlee-par-blockchain/
🌐 source : https://blog.sucuri.net/2026/09/sc-wordpress-malware-a-self-healing-mesh-of-loaders-drop-ins-and-a-blockchain-controlled-backdoor.html
🟡 vérification factuelle moyenne
#WordPress #backdoor #Cyberveille

Top 10 #WooCommerce Payment Gateways This article provides the top 10 WooCommerce payment gateways for .
READ ALSO: 10 Best Open Source Shopping Carts Ranked for 2025
If you're running an online store with WooCommerce, choosing the right payment gateway is crucial. It affects your checkout experience, conversion rates, and how easily you can scale globally. Whether you're just launching or looking to ...
Continued 👉 https://blog.radwebhosting.com/top-10-woocommerce-payment-gateways/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mastodon.social #paymentgateways #ecommerce #wordpress #wordpressplugins

Top 10 #WooCommerce Payment Gateways This article provides the top 10 WooCommerce payment gateways for .
READ ALSO: 10 Best Open Source Shopping Carts Ranked for 2025
If you're running an online store with WooCommerce, choosing the right payment gateway is crucial. It affects your checkout experience, conversion rates, and how easily you can scale globally. Whether you're just launching or looking to ...
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How much hosting does your website actually need?

Traffic is only part of the equation. CPU, RAM, storage, PHP workers, concurrent activity, caching, traffic spikes, and growth headroom all matter.

Our guide explains how to estimate the resources your website really needs - and when it may be time to upgrade: https://olvy.io/0THbp

#WebHosting #WordPress #WooCommerce #CloudHosting #WebsitePerformance #ManagedHosting

How much hosting does your website actually need?

Traffic is only part of the equation. CPU, RAM, storage, PHP workers, concurrent activity, caching, traffic spikes, and growth headroom all matter.

Our guide explains how to estimate the resources your website really needs - and when it may be time to upgrade: https://olvy.io/0THbp

#WebHosting #WordPress #WooCommerce #CloudHosting #WebsitePerformance #ManagedHosting

News aus dem WordPress Universum 1.10.2026

Aktuelle WordPress-News: WordPress Sicherheitsrelease 7.1.1, 7.1.2 und die Entwicklung zu WordPress 7.2, Plugin-Vorstellung Blogroll & Podroll Block, das nächste Standard-Theme „Ipsum“ sowie Hinweise auf ausgewählte Beiträge aus unserem Blog und der WordPress Community.

News aus dem WordPress Universum 1.10.2026

Aktuelle WordPress-News: WordPress Sicherheitsrelease 7.1.1, 7.1.2 und die Entwicklung zu WordPress 7.2, Plugin-Vorstellung Blogroll & Podroll Block, das nächste Standard-Theme „Ipsum“ sowie Hinweise auf ausgewählte Beiträge aus unserem Blog und der WordPress Community.

@mjr aaah, you're right, what I'm remembering would have been on WordPress.com rather than a self-install. Thank you for the correction.

The plugins for this that I've found are all crippled in the free version, and this is for a small, free newsletter/blog so I'm really trying to avoid any costs. I'll look up the ones you mentioned, but I would welcome recommendations for a #wordpress #newsletter #plugin

@mjr aaah, you're right, what I'm remembering would have been on WordPress.com rather than a self-install. Thank you for the correction.

The plugins for this that I've found are all crippled in the free version, and this is for a small, free newsletter/blog so I'm really trying to avoid any costs. I'll look up the ones you mentioned, but I would welcome recommendations for a #wordpress #newsletter #plugin

@mjr aaah, you're right, what I'm remembering would have been on WordPress.com rather than a self-install. Thank you for the correction.

The plugins for this that I've found are all crippled in the free version, and this is for a small, free newsletter/blog so I'm really trying to avoid any costs. I'll look up the ones you mentioned, but I would welcome recommendations for a #wordpress #newsletter #plugin

@mjr aaah, you're right, what I'm remembering would have been on WordPress.com rather than a self-install. Thank you for the correction.

The plugins for this that I've found are all crippled in the free version, and this is for a small, free newsletter/blog so I'm really trying to avoid any costs. I'll look up the ones you mentioned, but I would welcome recommendations for a #wordpress #newsletter #plugin

#Development #Experiences
Goodbye WordPress · “Here’s a WordPress export, rebuild it in Astro, go nuts.” https://ilo.im/16gmi6

_____
#Migration #Blog #WordPress #SSG #Astro #AI #Claude #WebDev #Frontend #Backend

Überlege, meinen Blog wiederzubeleben. Erstes Thema: SQL-Injection. Was steckt hinter dem guten alten ' OR 1=1, warum ist gerade WordPress mit seinen Plugins so ein beliebtes Ziel, und wie dämmt man das ein oder verhindert es ganz?

Keine Ahnung, warum ich mir schon wieder Arbeit machen wiill, die eh keine Sau liest. #ADHS #WordPress #ITSecurity #Blog

in 2005 gescheitert mit surfsecure in 2010 mit vlogs und talks auf YouTube damals auf Google noch ich Depp mit Industriegaming

tja ich war immer 3-4 Jahre zu früh am Markt 😁

FluentCart 1.7.0 adds product reviews and star ratings tied to real purchases, with verified purchase[…]
 
#WordPress #Plugins #FluentCart

https://www.wpnews.io/fluentcart-1-7-0-reviews-built-in/

Wordpress Miami: production-grade builds for teams that ship. Governed sprints, staging reviews, and full code ownership—no lock-in, no surprises. Check the delivery playbook here: https://codeponents.com/?page_id=8571&ref=2&rid=241 #WordPress #Miami #WebDev #SEO

This brand-new extension allows us to fetch data from FluentCart (products, orders, customers, subscriptions, coupons[…]
 
#WordPress #Tools #FluentCart #GatoGraphQL

https://www.wpnews.io/%f0%9f%9b%92-the-fluentcart-integration-has-arrived-to-gato-graphql/

So when the Novamira team contacted us about reviewing the plugin, its approach caught our[…]
 
#WordPress #Tools #AI #Novamira

https://www.wpnews.io/novamira-review-from-try-this-to-actually-solving-the-problem/

So when the Novamira team contacted us about reviewing the plugin, its approach caught our[…]
 
#WordPress #Tools #AI #Novamira

https://www.wpnews.io/novamira-review-from-try-this-to-actually-solving-the-problem/

So when the Novamira team contacted us about reviewing the plugin, its approach caught our[…]
 
#WordPress #Tools #AI #Novamira

https://www.wpnews.io/novamira-review-from-try-this-to-actually-solving-the-problem/

The most challenging part of the site on launch day was, of course... the *languages*! Making sure everything worked across *four* languages!

Scams don't only affect people in #English, and as a global organization, we felt an @internetsociety site should be #multilingual .

So we launched in #English, #French, #Spanish, and #Turkish - and we'll have #Arabic shortly.🎉

Doing that all in #WordPress, of course, has its own... um... "fun"! For this site we're working with the #PolyLang plugin.

The most challenging part of the site on launch day was, of course... the *languages*! Making sure everything worked across *four* languages!

Scams don't only affect people in #English, and as a global organization, we felt an @internetsociety site should be #multilingual .

So we launched in #English, #French, #Spanish, and #Turkish - and we'll have #Arabic shortly.🎉

Doing that all in #WordPress, of course, has its own... um... "fun"! For this site we're working with the #PolyLang plugin.

The most challenging part of the site on launch day was, of course... the *languages*! Making sure everything worked across *four* languages!

Scams don't only affect people in #English, and as a global organization, we felt an @internetsociety site should be #multilingual .

So we launched in #English, #French, #Spanish, and #Turkish - and we'll have #Arabic shortly.🎉

Doing that all in #WordPress, of course, has its own... um... "fun"! For this site we're working with the #PolyLang plugin.

The most challenging part of the site on launch day was, of course... the *languages*! Making sure everything worked across *four* languages!

Scams don't only affect people in #English, and as a global organization, we felt an @internetsociety site should be #multilingual .

So we launched in #English, #French, #Spanish, and #Turkish - and we'll have #Arabic shortly.🎉

Doing that all in #WordPress, of course, has its own... um... "fun"! For this site we're working with the #PolyLang plugin.

Muss sagen, dass #emdash #CMS Backend gar nicht mal so blöd ausschaut von den Konzepten und Vorüberlegungen her - auch weil kein Gutenberg-Ansatz und halt echte #Astro Templates 🤓 Einiges drin, was man sich bei #WordPress halt erst zusammengeklickt hätte wie Custom Post Types UI, ACF, etc. #WebDev

Ob sich da Community aufbaut, wird spannend zu sehen sein ...

https://emdashcms.com

Muss sagen, dass #emdash #CMS Backend gar nicht mal so blöd ausschaut von den Konzepten und Vorüberlegungen her - auch weil kein Gutenberg-Ansatz und halt echte #Astro Templates 🤓 Einiges drin, was man sich bei #WordPress halt erst zusammengeklickt hätte wie Custom Post Types UI, ACF, etc. #WebDev

Ob sich da Community aufbaut, wird spannend zu sehen sein ...

https://emdashcms.com

Muss sagen, dass #emdash #CMS Backend gar nicht mal so blöd ausschaut von den Konzepten und Vorüberlegungen her - auch weil kein Gutenberg-Ansatz und halt echte #Astro Templates 🤓 Einiges drin, was man sich bei #WordPress halt erst zusammengeklickt hätte wie Custom Post Types UI, ACF, etc. #WebDev

Ob sich da Community aufbaut, wird spannend zu sehen sein ...

https://emdashcms.com

Muss sagen, dass #emdash #CMS Backend gar nicht mal so blöd ausschaut von den Konzepten und Vorüberlegungen her - auch weil kein Gutenberg-Ansatz und halt echte #Astro Templates 🤓 Einiges drin, was man sich bei #WordPress halt erst zusammengeklickt hätte wie Custom Post Types UI, ACF, etc. #WebDev

Ob sich da Community aufbaut, wird spannend zu sehen sein ...

https://emdashcms.com

Timeout 25 из 25 при concurrency 5: замерил пригодность своего сайта к цитированию до и после переезда

4 сентября прогнал свой сайт на пригодность к цитированию ИИ-поисковиками, тогда он был статическим HTML. 27 сентября, через сутки после переезда на WordPress, инструмент вернул Timeout (10s) на всех 25 адресах и средний балл ноль, хотя одиночная страница отдавалась за 0,3-1,8 секунды. Разбор с кодом: что именно упало, почему доля шаблонного текста 0,99 оказалась артефактом формулы и какие выводы пришлось снять.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1088754/

#GEO #цитируемость #ИИпоиск #аудит_сайта #WordPress #кэширование #robotstxt

Timeout 25 из 25 при concurrency 5: замерил пригодность своего сайта к цитированию до и после переезда

4 сентября прогнал свой сайт на пригодность к цитированию ИИ-поисковиками, тогда он был статическим HTML. 27 сентября, через сутки после переезда на WordPress, инструмент вернул Timeout (10s) на всех 25 адресах и средний балл ноль, хотя одиночная страница отдавалась за 0,3-1,8 секунды. Разбор с кодом: что именно упало, почему доля шаблонного текста 0,99 оказалась артефактом формулы и какие выводы пришлось снять.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1088754/

#GEO #цитируемость #ИИпоиск #аудит_сайта #WordPress #кэширование #robotstxt

Timeout 25 из 25 при concurrency 5: замерил пригодность своего сайта к цитированию до и после переезда

4 сентября прогнал свой сайт на пригодность к цитированию ИИ-поисковиками, тогда он был статическим HTML. 27 сентября, через сутки после переезда на WordPress, инструмент вернул Timeout (10s) на всех 25 адресах и средний балл ноль, хотя одиночная страница отдавалась за 0,3-1,8 секунды. Разбор с кодом: что именно упало, почему доля шаблонного текста 0,99 оказалась артефактом формулы и какие выводы пришлось снять.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1088754/

#GEO #цитируемость #ИИпоиск #аудит_сайта #WordPress #кэширование #robotstxt

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Last month we rebuilt a client's WooCommerce store.

Same products, same marketing, just a different theme.

Load time: from 7 seconds to under 2.

Bounce rate: 72% to 43%.

Sales: up 61%.

We tested dozens of WooCommerce themes across real client stores to find what truly converts in 2026, ranked by real PageSpeed data, not marketing claims.

Full breakdown:

https://blogrecode.com/best-woocommerce-themes-for-converting-stores/

#WooCommerce #WordPress

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