Website as a Service (WaaS) is transforming how agencies deliver websites. In fact, many agencies have learned that by offering affordable, subscription-based websites — with bundled hosting, maintenance, and support — they can meet clients’ needs without charging high upfront… Continue Reading →

In the spring of 2012, WordPress version 3.4 was released. In addition to introducing the Theme Customizer and the ability to auto-embed Tweets, version 3.4 also added a function developers could use to test if a website visitor was connecting… Continue Reading →

Managing the state of any WordPress app — how it handles and organizes data — can be challenging. As your project grows, keeping track of the flow of data and ensuring consistent updates across components becomes increasingly difficult. The WordPress… Continue Reading →

Creating a website reverse proxy might seem like a straightforward task that any experienced WordPress developer or business owner with some tech-savvy can handle. With tons of tutorials and open-source tools available online, it’s easy to underestimate the complexities involved…. Continue Reading →

If a typical WordPress site is like a single storefront, a WordPress multisite network is an entire shopping complex: each site operates as an independent entity yet benefits from centralized management and shared resources. WordPress multisite network management can be… Continue Reading →

WordPress development work for agencies can be competitive at the best of times. It requires supreme efficiency and consistency across multiple client projects. Regardless of how seasoned you are as a developer, managing an entire portfolio of custom themes and… Continue Reading →