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[ad_1] New Patterns: Subscriptions, Link in Bio, Wireframes, and More The newest additions to our Pattern library include newsletter subscriptions, link in bio designs, and minimalist wireframes. Have you used Patterns on your site yet?  These prebuilt, customizable templates combine professionally-designed blocks for specific uses like stylized quotes, contact page layouts, and product listings. But that’s just the beginning. All told, we have more than 275+ Patterns you can insert into

[ad_1] Do you need help finding a stunning WordPress theme to generate passive income for your website? Here we’ll look at some of the best affiliate WordPress themes to help you do just that. Successful affiliate marketers want their sites to rank highly in search results, capture audiences with eye-catching affiliate content, and persuade visitors to click on those affiliate links. You can achieve these objectives with a quality affiliate

[ad_1] Celebrating 200 WordPress.com Websites With Out in Tech! We recently celebrated 200 websites built with Out in Tech! Jeremy Anderberg In September, our team celebrated 200 WordPress.com websites built with Out in Tech, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating career and networking opportunities for LGBTQ+ folks in the tech industry. Since 2017, Automattic and WordPress.com have been proud partners of Out in Tech. Through our partnership, we work together with volunteers to build

[ad_1] Based on your requirements for your software, you might prioritize flexibility, scalability, performance, or speed. Hence, developers and businesses are often confused while picking a database for their needs. If you need a database that provides high flexibility and scalability, and data aggregation for customer analytics, MongoDB may be the right fit for you!Learn more about the structure of the MongoDB database and how to create, monitor, and manage

[ad_1] Embed a Pocket Casts Player in Seconds With Our New Block Are you a podcaster or a prolific blogger? You don’t want to miss out on our most recent additions and updates to the WordPress editor. Yael Rubinstein The library of blocks in the WordPress editor is always growing, providing websites with fresh and intriguing features on a regular basis. Our most recent update will appeal to podcasters, bloggers and

[ad_1] Creating a website is the first step when setting up your presence on the Internet. To thrive long-term, you must also ensure your site can scale to accommodate growth. And one of the first steps is to implement a database that can scale with you. Otherwise, you risk experiencing slow query performance and database outages. This post will discuss how you can use database sharding to achieve high scalability

[ad_1] With its growing market share, WordPress has been — and continues to be — the most popular CMS to create, manage, and develop websites. Still, WordPress represents just a fraction of development done on the web. What about all the developers who aren’t using WordPress? They also create, run, and manage web applications for their company, clients, customers, or themselves. At Kinsta, we’ve been working with thousands of developers

[ad_1] Databases have become essential backend storage tools for nearly every application imaginable. If your application contains data that needs to be accessed, you’ll need a database to store and retrieve it quickly. A database management system (DBMS) is software designed to use, retrieve, and define rules to validate and manipulate the data in the databases. There are many DBMS types: relational, object-oriented, hierarchical, and network-based. Choosing a suitable DBMS

[ad_1] React UI component libraries are useful tools to help you create stunning interfaces for your React-based software applications and websites. Although you can write your own code for each feature or functionality you want to include in your design, using a UI component library makes the entire task easier and faster. It allows you to use the exact part you want in your design, such as a button, without

[ad_1] Many websites and applications commonly store their data in a database. Reading and writing data from a database can significantly affect an application’s latency. It’s important to reduce latency as much as possible, as users expect fast and responsive applications, and quicker websites perform better for search engine optimization (SEO). Writing to a database adds latency because databases generally write data to a disk instead of holding it in memory.