Musings on the Future of the Web
Last night saw some great action in the EFL Cup, so I collected together the highlights.
UPDATE: see the 2019/20 EFL Cup Quarter Final Highlights here.
Man Utd overcame Chelsea by an odd goal after a terrific free kick by Marcus Rashford sealed the win.
This is something which is a somewhat common request, particularly with the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and other serious businesses, who are increasingly turning to WordPress & WooCommerce as their enterprise-grade software solution, owing to it’s lack of vendor lock-in and flexibility.
I had some fun this morning with the Google team at Wordcamp Europe in Berlin.
Google are promoting web speed at Wordcamp Europe – specifically helping webmasters to speed up their WordPress websites.
I am attending WordCamp Europe 2019 from 20th – 22nd June in Berlin, Germany.
Looking to get a quote or estimate to migrate a Magento 1.x store over to WooCommerce in the next year or so?
If you recently upgraded WordPress to …
A lot of my clients come to me looking for help with a range of WooCommerce problems, and one of the main things many don’t have so much concept of (before they get started with their stores) is shipping.
In the past couple of years, as well as overseeing medium and large business WordPress development at Silicon Dales, I’ve also kept my skills sharp working on over 330+ freelance projects of varying sizes.
Often I’m contracted to consult or troubleshoot difficult situations, so I see a lot of common threads running through tasks, which allow me to offer assistance to WordPress webmasters who may be struggling with similar issues.
One thing I’ve seen cropping up a little on more complex WP sites in the past few months is sites hosted on Siteground who are – in one way or another – maxing out their CPU.
