Recent content by Agilex85

If it's a website for the global audience I always setup CDN. CloudFlare works just fine.

If you simulate multiple users using a website you will see the difference.

On the other hand, Nginx is the most popular for high-traffic sites. So it will be easier to find a solution for high traffic websites for Nginx.

I think no because current AI is based on machine learning, which is just a tool that works with already existing datasets to learn. Current AI is useless if there are no datasets to learn from.

Check this for some ideas: https://github.com/denji/nginx-tuning

There are other tweaks that depend on your expected load. To apply them I would suggest hiring somebody who knows how to optimize WP setup for the max performance. To start with the defaults are ok and also remember to enable HTTPS.

Nginx for sure. If you build a website with performance in mind. For WP site use LEMP stack. Digitalocean has a tutorial on how to install it: How To 'Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP (LEMP stack) on Ubuntu 18.04'.

Try to speed up your Wordpress instead. If it won't help you can change your hosting.

100% agree. I've had the same experience. That's how it works when you work with freelancers directly. You just need to keep trying until you find a reliable person.

Interested

I'd like to have one. Thanks

SPA should be used for advanced user experience where you need a lot of JS. My approach is to build a regular multi-page website and only after users login they get redirected to SPA application. So the public facing part is search engine friendly and user-facing part is SPA.

It's possible to apply SEO to SPA but for me, it's not worth it. SPA is not designed for this purpose. You have to spend an unreasonable amount of time to make it SEO friendly.

It's ok to scrape. And even better combine information from different sites and add your own description so you can create unique content.

If your app success depends on SEO it's better to avoid using SPA.