PHP / WORDPRESS / GO / NODE.JS
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We move your website or web service to Go or Node.js. Keep the content, URLs and business functions. Leave unnecessary complexity behind.
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Migration guide / 00PHP replacement FAQ
Answers about PHP migration: scope, prices, timelines, content management, data, search visibility and handover.
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Migration guide / 01PHP2Shell: why checking your server cannot wait
PHP2Shell in October 2026: official advisories, production checks, incident response and a plan to leave PHP.
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Migration guide / 02When PHP stops helping your project grow
When a legacy PHP architecture becomes expensive, and how to assess the economics of moving to Go or Node.js.
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Migration guide / 03Replace PHP while preserving the website people know
Migrate a website from PHP while preserving design, URLs, forms, content and the functions your team needs.
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Migration guide / 04What should replace PHP in a web service?
Choose a replacement backend for APIs, accounts and web services: Go, Node.js, data contracts and deployment.
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Migration guide / 05PHP alternatives in 2026
Practical PHP alternatives in 2026: Go, Node.js, static publishing, VPS, containers and serverless.
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Migration guide / 06How to migrate from PHP quickly
What enables a fast PHP migration, what to prepare and which checks cannot be skipped to meet a deadline.
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Migration guide / 07Leaving PHP the right way
Plan a controlled PHP exit with documented scope, ownership, acceptance, cutover and legacy retirement.
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Migration guide / 08What can replace WordPress without losing easy publishing?
Replace WordPress while retaining convenient editing: static publishing, a separate CMS or a custom application.
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Migration guide / 09A WordPress alternative built around your business
Choose a WordPress alternative around business functions, editorial work, costs and maintainable architecture.
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Migration guide / 10What risks can a PHP project create for a business?
How a PHP website incident can affect enquiries, orders, customer data and external systems.
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Migration guide / 11Why a PHP project becomes risky
Why legacy PHP risk accumulates through unclear ownership, excessive permissions and unknown dependencies.
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Migration guide / 12Urgent PHP replacement without a chaotic launch
An urgent PHP replacement plan: contain immediate risk, agree minimum scope and launch with verified data.
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Migration guide / 13Urgent WordPress replacement
Move away from WordPress urgently while preserving trusted content, enquiries, orders and essential editing.
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Migration guide / 14PHP vulnerabilities: identify what needs fixing
Distinguish PHP runtime, library, configuration and application vulnerabilities and verify their remediation.
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Migration guide / 15WordPress vulnerabilities: review the whole website
Assess WordPress core, plugins, themes and the server environment to prioritise applicable security fixes.
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Migration guide / 16WordPress risks when the website becomes business-critical
Understand the possible business consequences of a WordPress incident and how to limit their scope.
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Migration guide / 17Why WordPress becomes risky without maintenance
How unmanaged plugins, shared accounts, direct production updates and forgotten environments create risk.
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Migration guide / 18How to replace PHP with Go or Node.js
Technical steps for replacing PHP: contracts, data, authentication, schedules, verification and cutover.
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Migration guide / 19How to replace WordPress without missing what matters
Migrate WordPress content, media, extension functions and editorial workflows to a new foundation.
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Migration guide / 20Recovering a PHP website
Restore a PHP website after failure or compromise, reconcile data and address the cause before migration.
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Migration guide / 21Recovering a WordPress website
Recover WordPress content, accounts and orders in a trusted environment and assess the next steps.
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