March 2015
@tollmanz absolutely. I’m sure there’s plenty of lessons to be learned/passed-on there.
@ericandrewlewis Just like a reference to what all WP caches, and why. I know it’s all in the code. Was just hoping was already documented.
RT @tollmanz: @Jtsternberg @curtismchale @pbaylies Command + f shows 55 occurrences of `wp_cache_set` in core. That’s the best resource IMO.
@tollmanz @curtismchale @pbaylies don’t forget `wp_cache_add`. ;) But yah, somebody ought to write that post.
@curtismchale @pbaylies @tollmanz I read two of his excellent caching posts. But they didn’t really break down what’s in WP object cache.
@ericandrewlewis not exactly what i’d call canonical. ;)
@pbaylies Googling didn’t help me much. I’ll let you know if I find anything.
Is there a canonical resource explaining/documenting what WordPress sends to object-cache (wp_cache_set/get)?
RT @webdevstudios: Today, @plugish covers how he deals with brute force attacks on his own–read about his method & tell us about yours: ow.ly/K9PiG
@bmess sorry for your loss Brian.