WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) today while Drupal is the third most popular self-hosted choice, slightly behind Joomla. Both are tons more customizable than Shopify and Squarespace. So the looming question after deciding on the best Linux server hosting plan for your needs: WordPress vs Drupal 9.
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The WordPress Polyglots team officially launched its new monthly newsletter that recaps all of the news in the world of WordPress translation.
WordPress is fully translated into over 65 languages and if you have ever used it in a language other than English, chances are someone on the WordPress Polyglots had something to do with translating it.
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WordPress has fallen behind other platforms in terms of performance, which has led to a new proposal for an official WordPress Performance team.
On October 12, full-time WordPress core contributor Ari Stathopoulos submitted a proposal outlining why he and certain other core contributors believe it is necessary to have an official Performance team that would be responsible for coordinating efforts to increase the performance (speed) of WordPress.
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As announced by PRNewswire on November 8, InMotion Hosting is now offering Google Workspace as an addon product for both new and existing customers.
Google Workspace Starter plans can now be purchased directly through InMotion Hosting for $6/mo per seat.
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WordPress membership plugins can be a super-efficient way to convert your website into a membership-based site.
However, there are a ton of options when searching for the best WordPress membership plugins, and knowing which ones are worth your time can seem like a toss-up at times.
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Bidding can be an excellent way to encourage online purchases, and thanks to WordPress auction plugins, turning your website into an auction site is as simple as a few clicks.
With WordPress auction plugins, you can transform your website into a dedicated online auction tool like eBay, Amazon, Shopify, and other auction platforms.
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If you are comparing InMotion Hosting vs NameCheap Shared Hosting, it is important to know which option gives you the most value for your investment.
The Shared Hosting plans for InMotion Hosting and NameCheap may look similar, but often what separates them doesn’t become apparent until after you have purchased and begun using your new hosting account.
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When researching InMotion Hosting vs Hostinger Shared Hosting, at first glance, the two may seem like comparable options.
However, when you take a deep dive into what each has to offer, it is very clear that your money goes further and works harder for you with an InMotion Hosting Shared Hosting plan.
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As covered by PRNewswire, for InMotion Hosting’s Shared Hosting customers, things are about to get even better.
Whether you already have a Shared Hosting plan or are looking to open a new Shared Hosting account with InMotion Hosting, you will now get even more bang for your buck.
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It’s no secret that when someone asks “Why Joomla,” the real question is “Why use Joomla when you could use WordPress?” WordPress’s massive popularity over the last decade has coincided with a continued drop in Joomla users over the same time period. Anyone looking into Joomla for the first time is bound to notice some similarities and, given WordPress’s popularity, ask the obvious question. Despite some hiccups a few years back, the recent release of Joomla 4 shows that there are still compelling reasons to choose Joomla for your website.
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