26th April 2021
Drupal 7 End of Life: What You Need to Know
Drupal 7 will be coming to the end of its life in 2022. Despite not being the most popular choice,…
- 8th April 2021
What is Gutenberg and how can your site benefit from it?
Tired of remembering which page on your site is the one where you go to get a shortcode for what…
- 3rd March 2021
Agency vs. Freelancer: Finding the right developer for you
When looking for someone to help you with your website, you might be wondering who to reach out to and…
- 3rd February 2021
What is PHP and why is it important?
WordPress shouldn’t need much introduction, it is still the most widely used Content management system powering around 37% of all…
- 28th October 2020
Ensure Business Continuity for your Publishing Website by Optimising your Disaster Recovery Strategy
In this article we’ll outline the best practices for website and data recovery strategies for when disaster strikes your website…
- 28th August 2019
5 Ways Gutenberg Can Improve Your Media Brand’s Authoring Experience
Any company that shares and distributes content online as part of their marketing strategy makes use of a content management…
- 24th July 2015
Dependency Management in WordPress Using Composer
What is dependency management? Most software and web development projects are broken into components that rely on each other…
- 19th June 2015
Getting Started with Vagrant and WordPress – It’s not scary, we promise.
Have you ever slaved over a website? Sweating every line or code and pixel to get it perfect, rushing for…
- 12th June 2015
Unit Testing with WordPress
Unit Testing is a fantastic tool in the modern day web developer’s arsenal. The ability to run a defined group of…
- 5th June 2015
WordPress and Version Control
Version control is a system that records changes to source code over time. Giving you a log of who changed…
- 29th May 2015
WordPress Security – A complete beginners guide
WordPress really is a brilliant way to have a fully functioning website up & running within minutes. According to…
