We are pleased to present this LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress v3 FAQ to answer all of your LSCache and QUIC.cloud questions.
Developer’s Corner: QPACK Mnemonic Technique
April 5th, 2021The QPACK Mnemonic Technique: How the ls-qpack encoder decides which headers to index.
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LiteSpeed Web Server v6.0
March 29th, 2021LiteSpeed Web Server v6.0 is now available! This important update provides gains in performance, security, and Apache compatibility.
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Notes From the Road: IETF 110
March 15th, 2021Due to the pandemic, IETF 110 was held online. The QUIC and HTTP/3 specifications are well on their way to becoming standards.
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So you’ve downloaded the LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress plugin, installed it, and activated it. Now what? Let us show you.
When it comes to choosing a cache plugin for your WordPress site, you have a lot of choices. But not all cache plugins are created equal.
Another year has come to a close, and we thought we would take a look back and see just what we’ve accomplished with our WordPress Plugin.
WP shortcodes can now be turned into ESI blocks for private or time-sensitive content.
Our guest blogger, Johnny Nguyen aka WP Johnny, shares his picks for the best online WordPress Communities.
We have taken some of the optimization features that are not related to caching, and made them available for use by anyone. No LiteSpeed server required.
These commands are provided by LiteSpeed, so that you may manage your cache with the WordPress Command Line Interface.
If you’ve ever wanted to contribute your linguistic talents to an open-source project, we hope you’ll assist us in translating LSCache for WordPress!