Like a post I’m going to link you to in a minute, I’ll start with a premise… In general terms, doesn’t something built for you seem to fit just a little bit better? A suit? A home? A dental crown! Well, in that last case, I wouldn’t recommend ever taking that off the shelf… ...
We’ve spoken in the past about WordPress in the enterprise environment. If you are interested in that debate, journey over to this previous post we had written , which details the pros and cons of running WordPress in an environment that is much more stringent regarding its technical requirements and ongoing upkeep....
We spend much time developing new products for clients whose ambitions are to be as multi-platform as possible. Frequently, during the discovery, the conversation comes up about the order in which the applications are developed, or if one pathway is better than the other. Inevitably, that will result in a debate about...
Lately, we’ve seen an increase in intrusions to WordPress installs. We all know it’s quite frustrating when you find out someone has maliciously infiltrated your software. As of late, it seems the intrusions are getting worse both in impact and sophistication. In previous years, we’ve seen intrusions...
It’s taken years, but WordPress 5.0 is almost upon us. The community that maintains the WordPress project has released 3 beta versions already, and the final release candidate has been scheduled for release on November 27th. It’s entirely possible that the release will be delayed, as it has been previously...
This year there has been a lot of buzz around the concept of software nearing the end of its support period, or what is known in the business as “end of life”. Mostly this is because of the fact that PHP5.x is going to be nearing its demise as of December 31st, and website owners are being encouraged to ensure...
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