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We have been closely following the development of WordPress 6.7 and testing the beta version of this release, which will bring some exciting updates and several new features. For example, we have been excited to discover that this upcoming release will ship with a brand-new default theme and massive improvements to both the block editor […]

Lots of people now search by voice instead of typing keywords into a search bar. Saying: ‘OK Google, what’s the nearest coffee shop?’ or, ‘Hey Siri, find me a recipe for vegan lasagna’ is just easier sometimes. That’s why voice search is the future of online interaction. Millions of people use it daily for everything

We have heard from WordPress users looking for WP Engine alternatives after the recent conflict with WordPress.org, which left WP Engine users stranded and unable to update plugins and themes on their sites. Of course, some users are also looking to switch hosting for other reasons, such as rising costs or support concerns. We regularly

While managing our websites, we have consistently found that internal links are an essential part of a successful SEO strategy. They act as bridges that guide users and search engines through your website’s content, boosting its visibility and authority. The problem is that manually managing all those links can feel like an endless game of

Laravel released Laravel 11.3 this week which includes several exciting features designed to enhance your development workflow. These features include multi-line textarea input in Laravel Prompts, pull and pullHidden() methods, and hasAny method for enhanced session management. Multi-line Textarea Input in Laravel Prompts Laravel 11.3 adds support for multi-line textarea inputs in Laravel Prompts. This