You might find your WordPress website in need of more PHP Memory limit. The most common error you’ll encounter which points to the lack of PHP Memory limit would look like this:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated a certain number of bytes) (tried to allocate more bytes) in /absolute/path/to/one-of-the-WordPress-files/on-your-site.php on one line
Whether you are learning HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript or jQuery, this is the right website for you! In a fun and effective way, you can learn how to code and start creating beautiful websites. Acquire your coding knowledge at Codecademy and then take a look at the WordPress codex and one of my earlier posts to become a WordPress ninja (and maybe a Customer Happiness Jedi)! And most importantly, during the whole process of learning, have lots of fun!
Several years ago, my knowledge of the web consisted of some pretty basic stuff – I had an email, Facebook account and I knew how to Google an information that I needed. 
Below basic stuff actually 🙂 I used my computer mainly for playing games, browsing the web was a roughly 5% of my time spent in front of the computer.
And then, all of a sudden, I had a desire to create a website, so I started learning some basic HTML and CSS. Add a bit of a PHP and I made my first CMS. I learned everything by myself, thanks to the time we live in, anything you need can be found on the web. I also signed up for a class for Joomla! and WordPress administrator.
Taking this class introduced me to some powerful tools that already existed and which I can use in order to expand my knowledge. Although Joomla! was the focus of the lectures and WordPress was only covered in 1 hour (1 hour!), I fell in love with WordPress and I wanted to know everything about it.
So, I started by using WAMP combined with WordPress and I’ve built my first WordPress website in a local environment. Even though it wasn’t much of an achievement, I was amazed by the endless possibilities that WordPress offered. I browsed the forums, educational blogs I found on the web and I also asked my friend, who was already a part of the ManageWP team, to show me some WordPress tips and tricks.
In two months, I’ve already learned so much but I was aware that it was, but a drop in the ocean compared to how much knowledge I had yet to acquire. At the same time, there was a job opening 🙂
Edit (2019): The full (and expended) story ended up being a presentation at WordCamp Belgrade!
