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UltraCache Pro

WordPress caching and frontend optimization with safety rules for WooCommerce cart and checkout.

by UltraCache Pro · github.com/yolol100/ultracache-pro

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Install

Download source zip No release zip yet

This is the repository archive. It installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow.

Install straight from GitHub with WP-CLI:

wp plugin install https://github.com/yolol100/ultracache-pro/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
No built-in updater. New versions won't appear under Dashboard → Updates. Install new releases yourself, or let Git Updater track the repository.
Readme github.com/yolol100/ultracache-pro ↗

UltraCache Pro — WordPress Performance & Caching

Portfolio project · WordPress/PHP · caching · Core Web Vitals · WooCommerce · frontend optimization

UltraCache Pro is a modular WordPress performance plugin focused on safe caching and front-end optimization. It combines full-page caching, preload, CSS/JavaScript optimization, media optimization, diagnostics and WooCommerce-aware safeguards.

Built by: Andrew Baeten · Portfolio

What problem it solves

Performance work often involves multiple interacting systems: page cache, browser cache, CSS/JS processing, images, fonts, object cache, CDN behaviour and dynamic WooCommerce routes. UltraCache Pro brings those concerns into one controlled plugin while keeping higher-risk optimizations staging-first and reversible.

Portfolio snapshot

Area What it demonstrates
WordPress performance Full-page caching, preload, browser caching and object-cache integration
Front-end optimization CSS, JavaScript, fonts, media, WebP/AVIF and responsive image handling
WooCommerce safety Cart, checkout, account and session-aware cache safeguards
Reliability Queueing, retries, stale-cache handling, bounded cleanup and fail-safe defaults
Diagnostics Cache insights, purge history, support reports and Core Web Vitals sampling
Security Input validation, signed compatibility overlays, secret redaction and safe filesystem boundaries

Safe operating model

  • Start with conservative caching and media settings.
  • Introduce advanced CSS/JavaScript processing separately on staging.
  • Verify representative templates, forms, consent tools and logged-in behaviour.
  • For WooCommerce, test product, cart, checkout, order and account flows before production rollout.
  • Avoid running multiple tools that rewrite the same cache/CSS/JavaScript output without a documented compatibility plan.

Requirements

  • WordPress 6.3+
  • PHP 8.0+
  • Current stable version: see readme.txt

Technical review

Key areas to inspect:

  • advanced-cache.php — page-cache drop-in behaviour.
  • includes/ — runtime modules and performance features.
  • dropins/ — optional cache integrations.
  • compat/ — compatibility handling.
  • COMPATIBILITY.md — supported integration boundaries.
  • SECURITY.md — security and reporting policy.
  • RELEASING.md — release process.

The full WordPress.org-style feature, installation, privacy and changelog documentation remains in readme.txt.

About the developer

I am Andrew Baeten, a WordPress Developer & Web Designer with 10+ years of experience across 70+ WordPress projects. My work combines WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor, UX, performance, technical SEO and quality-focused delivery.

Portfolio · LinkedIn · Email

License

GPL-2.0-or-later. See LICENSE.txt.