Hi , I’m Aditya Dhade (b1ink0)

🔭 A passionate Self-taught Full Stack Web developer

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  • WordPress Authentication: Cookies & Sessions

    Summary: Learning about How WordPress Authentication works, How are Cookies and Sessions are used for the WordPress Authentication. Basic Concepts WordPress Authentication Cookies Exploration of WordPress’s Session Management Why WordPress…

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  • WordPress Optimization

    Summary: Learning about the WordPress Optimization and what can affect or improve out WordPress sites Performance. Performance factors Several factors can affect the performance of our WordPress website. Those factors…

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  • WordPress Drop-in

    Summary: Learning about the WordPress Drop-ins. WordPress drop-in plugins are a hidden feature of WordPress used to replace, add, or enhance a limited set of advanced core WordPress features. They…

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  • Object Caching in WordPress

    Summary: Learning about the Object Caching in WordPress and its different functions. The WordPress Object Cache is used to save on trips to the database. The Object Cache stores all…

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  • WordPress – Database Schema

    Summary: Learning about WordPress Database Schema, Tables and its each column. A brand new WordPress website has 12 tables. Tables are often associated with one another since various pieces of…

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  • Roles Capabilities and User Metadata

    Summary: Learning about Roles and Capabilities in WordPress and the User Metadata. Roles WordPress uses a concept of Roles designed to give the site owner the ability to control what users can and…

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  • WordPress Core APIs

    Summary: Learning about some of the WordPress Core APIs, such as Rewrite API, Dashboard Widget API and Widget API. Rewrite WordPress allows theme and plugin developers to programmatically specify new,…

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  • HTTP API and Transients

    Summary: Learning about the HTTP API and Transients in WordPress. HTTP API The HTTP API in WordPress is a powerful set of functions that enable us to make HTTP requests…

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  • Revise WordPress REST API and WP-CLI

    Summary: Revising basics of WordPress REST API and WP-CLI WordPress REST API The REST API allows us to interact with WordPress programmatically using HTTP requests. It’s useful for creating, reading,…

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