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php 8 Upgrade – Why you should do it ASAP

The Be-all and End-all Guide to Creating a Supreme LearnDash LMS

The PHP programming language which is responsible for powering the WordPress ecosystem has now upgraded from the 5. The PHP 8 upgrade comes with a lot of exciting features, which we will explore in this article. Let’s take a look at the top reasons to go ahead with the php 8 upgrade. Benefits of upgrading to PHP 8.

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Adobe Captivate Subscription upgrade

Adobe Captivate

As you all are aware that the Captivate subscription users are automatically upgraded to the latest version as soon as the newer version comes in the market. The next question which comes to the mind is being a user how can I install or upgrade to the latest version? Happy Captivating.

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How to Integrate Moodle and BigBlueButton for Virtual Classes

eAbyas Info Solutions

Note: For doing that, you have to search manually for BigBlueButton tool from the search and download it beforehand. Step 5: Continue Installation and Upgrade Database. And then click again on “ Upgrade Moodle database now ” to further continue the installation process. Once you upgrade, you’ll be guided to hit “Continue” again.

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News: Upgrades to the Camtasia Family

TechSmith Camtasia

I'm happy to share the good news that all products in the Camtasia family are getting upgrades! This includes Camtasia Studio (Windows), Camtasia for Mac and Camtasia Relay (server-based). Available today are upgrades to TechSmith Camtasia Studio 7.1 Also, Camtasia Relay 3 (server-based) is getting an upgrade soon.

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Why your LMS is slow and what you can do about it

Plume - e-learning & learning management systems

Overloaded server: When too many users access the LMS simultaneously, the server can become overwhelmed and slow down. Best practices for maintaining a fast LMS: Regularly monitor server performance. Keeping an eye on your server performance can help you catch and address any issues before they become a major problem.

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Web Performance Optimization: Speeding Up Your Website for Success

Hurix Digital

Time to first byte (TTFB) – This measures how long it takes for the server to return the first byte of content after a request is made. Cache resources – Caching serves resources from the browser cache rather than re-downloading, avoiding round trips. Look at average times as well as 95th percentile thresholds.

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How to Build a Niche WordPress LMS Client Services and Hosting Company with Eric Gracieta

LifterLMS

He also talks about the hosting issues he faced with major hosting providers and the high costs involved in upgrading plans during traffic spikes. He explains that hosting LMS and CRM websites can be more challenging as they may need more powerful servers to handle spikes in traffic and CPU utilization.

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