En abril iniciamos nuestros cursos de capacitación en GNU/Linux y otras tecnologías Open Source, incluyendo programación y desarrollo web. Actualizados con nueva información para las nuevas versiones de Linux, son una excelente opción para técnicos de empresas o para jóvenes que desean incursionar en computación, con una poderosa salida laboral.
Continuar leyendo «Lanzamos nuevos cursos de Linux en 2026»Why Is My WordPress Site Slow? It Could Be Your Old Plugins (Not Your Host)
Before you start — is this your problem?
- Your site used to feel fast and now takes 3-5 seconds to load
- It’s slow on every page, not just specific ones
- You’ve upgraded hosting and nothing changed
If all three are true, keep reading. If not, check your images, CDN, or caching plugin first — this won’t help.
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Short answer: yes — you can still trust WordPress plugins in 2026, but the bar is higher.
A run of supply-chain attacks showed that a plugin can be fully updated, from a fully trusted source, with a clean install history — and still be the thing that compromises your site. Plugin trust isn’t broken. But «trustworthy» now means more than «popular and recently updated».
The Complete Guide to WordPress Migrations Without the Headaches
A quiet but real trend right now: people are moving back to WordPress from Wix, Shopify, and even headless CMS setups, chasing more control and lower long-term costs. What they’re not chasing — and what they usually get anyway — is a migration that quietly wipes out months or years of SEO equity. Failing to plan the redirect layer alone can cause organic traffic to collapse — documented cases show 50-70% losses within two weeks of launch. That’s not a rare worst-case; it’s what happens by default when URLs simply don’t match up.
None of this is exotic. It’s a checklist problem, not a technical mystery. Here’s how to do it properly.