Will do the update on this blog over the week-end, just to make sure the plugins don't break. Let me break down some of the advantages and dis-advantages of WP-SuperCache and DB-Cache so you can see which of the two plugins is better for your blog. Depending on which of the two scenarios best fit your blog, you can choose between the two caching plugins. Read more in our articles including "Codename: Tyner, a WordPress 2.6 Release" and "Half a Billion Blogs on Tumblr Moving to WordPress Backend".
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Apr 14, 2009Will do the update on this blog over the week-end, just to make sure the plugins don't break. Let me break down some of the advantages and dis-advantages of WP-SuperCache and DB-Cache so you can see which of the two plugins is better for your blog.
Depending on which of the two scenarios best fit your blog, you can choose between the two caching plugins.
Our coverage of plugins includes: "Codename: Tyner, a WordPress 2.6 Release"; "Half a Billion Blogs on Tumblr Moving to WordPress Backend"; "Auto-backup your blog with Amazon S3". Each article provides unique insights and information.