Amazon and Etsy are a great, low impact, place to dip your toe into the eCommerce waters, but if you have long term plans, running your own store will ultimately become more profitable and give you more flexibility. Here, I dig into what you might want to consider, around some key topics:
Web development
If I talk about web development, I will place that post into this category. These are some – not all – of my thoughts about web development.
You can find that content, below.
The Fastest Website in the World
This post first went live in 2019, and since then it has bounced around the internet under the tongue-in-cheek title: “the fastest website in the …
“I want my website to load in under 1 second”
Do you want your website to load in under 1 second? On the front end (the public side) and the backend (the admin side)… in fact, on all pages? Of course you do.
Google promoting web speed at Wordcamp Europe 2019
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.
Search Console Error “Referenced AMP URL is not an AMP”
This error will show up in Google Search Console (AKA Webmaster Tools or WMT) if there is an error with some or all of your AMP pages.
Best WP Engine Alternatives
I quite like WP Engine as a host for WordPress sites, but they don’t suit all cases, all the time.
WordPress 5.3 & Twenty Twenty Theme
You’ll maybe have noticed this site changed a little (a lot actually) in the past day or so, as I’ve been testing the Release Candidate WordPress 5.3 and have now put the Twenty Twenty theme into production too.
A review of Codeable & More Codeable Reviews
I posted a really long review of Codeable over at Silicon Dales. It was so long, I’m publishing a post which links to it from here, just in case you missed it, and wanted to find out more about the WordPress outsourcing platform, Codeable.
If you’re also looking for codeable.io reviews, below I give a few of my personal experiences with the WordPress outsourcing platform.
“No code” and client services: developer, be less rockstar
Kelsey Hightower made the following excellent statements on “no code” (in relation to a wider discussion about serverless and Kubernetes, here which I highly recommend giving a listen to):
Dark Mode Initiated
This website is now dark mode by default. Not because of any particular reason, other than because I wanted to put a change in place… …