Interesting direction. AI is changing how we interact with WordPress โ but I think the next big shift will also be in the infrastructure underneath it.
What happens when WordPress content can be delivered without maintaining a traditional WordPress server? Thatโs one of the ideas weโre exploring with EdgePress.
@TweetThreatNews This is a good example of why WordPress security needs to be approached at the architecture level, not only through more security plugins.
Reducing the attack surface can be just as important as defending it.
Thatโs one of the ideas behind what weโre building at EdgePress.
@Theme_Fusion Optimization matters. But thereโs another question worth asking:
What if performance wasnโt mainly about optimizing a traditional WordPress stack โ but rethinking the infrastructure behind it?
Thatโs the approach weโre exploring with EdgePress.
@XQOPTRX This is exactly why WordPress security canโt be treated as just a plugin problem.
The bigger question is how much attack surface a website really needs in the first place.
Thatโs one of the ideas behind what weโre building at EdgePress
@wpbeginner Weโve been asking a different question: what if a WordPress website didnโt need traditional server infrastructure at all?
Thatโs the direction weโre building with EdgePress
๐ Something new is coming.
For years, websites have depended on servers, hosting, maintenance, updates and infrastructure.
We asked a simple question:
What if your website didnโt need a server?
That question became EdgePress.
Coming soon. ๐
#EdgePress#Serverless #WordPress #Shopify