Zach Adams

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[...] of things I make sure to do to ensure that my sites on other servers don’t get hacked. 1. iThemes Security This is the most popular security plugin for a reason, it works. It should be a mandatory [...]

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[...] We have a client who uses the WP-Property plugin. BTW it’s super awesome and I would highly suggest it to anybody who has a client in need [...]

[...] We have a client who uses the WP-Property plugin. BTW it’s super awesome and I would highly suggest it to anybody who has a client in need of a property management [...]

[...] I’ve finally finished basic work on a new WordPress starter theme which integrates Laravel’s Blade Templating Engine. I’ve been using WordPress for quite [...]

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