News
Wow, time flies so fast! I never realized ’til a few days ago that I haven’t published a blog update for more than a year already. My last blog update was done on November 2009. For those who are new here and aren’t familiar with my blog updates, these posts are done not only to share with the readers the plugins/tools I use and site improvements/changes, but it also serves as a “note” for myself so I have a record of the stuff that I’ve installed/uninstalled and the changes I’ve made to the site.
Below are the plugins and other stuff that I’ve installed/uninstalled, added/removed or changed since my last update.
Uninstalled Plugins
These plugins all work fine and are pretty nifty plugins but the reason I uninstalled all three plugins was to cut down the “fat” on this blog. I’m working on lessening the resources used on the server and lessening page load times. Less plugins = less resources used. Although they provided neat features, the blog could run without them.
Installed Plugins
Installed the Dashboard Notepad plugin so I could write down notes (drafts, to-do lists, etc.) on my WordPress dashboard. I installed PubSubHubbub to enable real-time updates to Google Reader, FriendFeed, etc. Last time, I was using WP Super Cache and then I came across the W3 Total Cache plugin. Tried it and never looked back as it provided more features, did the job better (page load times were better with W3TC than WP Super Cache) and it was compatible with other plugins I used.
Other Changes
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Sir JP,
How is W3 Total Cache different with WP Super Cache plugin? Is there a significant difference?
CDN is definitely a big addition. It really helps to cut down server load as well as reduce the pageload time.
I have made a post on this, go and check it if you want.
http://www.itsabhik.com/seo/how-can-a-cdn-make-your-site-load-faster.html