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How to Create Your First WordPress Plugin: A Simple Guide

Nathan Skinner
26.09.2021

A plugin is an additional module that extends the capabilities of a WordPress site. It […]

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How to Make a Plugin for a Custom Widget

Nathan Skinner
11.04.2021

Creating a plugin for a custom widget is a task that many developers face, especially […]

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How to Create an AJAX Form in WordPress Without Using Plugins

Nathan Skinner
07.03.2020

WordPress provides a convenient way to process AJAX requests, allowing you to update data on […]

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How to Create Custom Post Types in WordPress

Nathan Skinner
07.09.2019

Post types are a term used to describe different types of content on a WordPress […]

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WordPress Theme File Structure: What and Why?

Nathan Skinner
10.05.2019

If you have ever tried to change a theme in WordPress, you have probably noticed […]

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Creating a WordPress Template from Scratch

Nathan Skinner
24.07.2018

Today, WordPress is the simplest and most popular content management system. It is used to […]

WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems (CMS) used to create and administer websites. Below are some interesting facts about this platform:

Founding: The platform appeared in 2003 as a spin-off of the b2/cafelog project. Two developers, Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little, worked on its creation. The initial goal was to develop a simple but functional system for blogs.
Global leadership: Today, WordPress is the leader among all CMSs and powers more than 43% of all websites on the internet.
Open source: The system is completely free and distributed with open source code, giving users and developers the freedom to modify and adapt it to their own needs.
Active community: A large community has formed around WordPress — developers, designers, content managers, and enthusiasts regularly participate in the development of the platform and exchange experiences.
Flexibility and scalability: WordPress easily adapts to any task, whether it's a simple blog, corporate website, online store, or media platform. This is achieved thanks to thousands of available themes and plugins.
SEO capabilities: The platform provides built-in search engine optimization features and is compatible with popular SEO plugins — all of which help improve a website's search engine rankings.