Rarst.net is the personal blog and project portfolio of Andrey Savchenko, a WordPress contractor from Kyiv.
Rarst.net is the personal website of Andrey "Rarst" Savchenko, a WordPress developer. The site serves as a blog for his "cynical thoughts on software and web" and as a portfolio for his open-source projects. Key projects listed include Laps (a light WordPress profiler), Release Belt (a Composer repository for ZIPs), and Fragment Cache (a WordPress caching plugin). The product previously associated with this record, "Expired Links", does not appear to exist on the site, with its former URL returning a 404 error. The site is a personal blog, not a commercial software product, and as such has no pricing, formal support, or sales-oriented information.
A light WordPress profiler for performance analysis.
A Composer repository implementation for ZIP files.
A WordPress plugin for partial and asynchronous caching.
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Rarst.net is the personal blog and project portfolio of Andrey Savchenko, a WordPress contractor from Kyiv.
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