In WooCommerce, user roles and permissions are essential to how you manage your ecommerce store — and how secure it is. With user roles, you can add team members or user accounts and assign them different roles and permissions. User… Continue Reading →

Managing an online store is expensive, and owners often have to deal with many manual processes. The WooCommerce REST API simplifies this workflow, enabling you to control ecommerce platforms and manage and scale WooCommerce stores programmatically. Performing integrations, automation, and extending… Continue Reading →

If you’ve been using Kinsta for a while now, you’re likely more than familiar with MyKinsta. This helpful dashboard is available to all Kinsta users and allows you to easily manage your websites, databases, and applications. Whether it’s clearing the… Continue Reading →

Docker is a popular open-source platform for developing, shipping, and running applications. It encapsulates applications and their dependencies in containers to promote consistency across different environments. This consistency helps prevent issues related to dependency conflicts and “it works on my machine” discrepancies…. Continue Reading →

Struggling with First Contentful Paint (FCP) times on your site? Whether you’re not even sure what First Contentful Paint is or you’re looking for some specific tips on how to speed up First Contentful Paint times on your site, this… Continue Reading →

WordPress is one of the world’s most popular content management systems (CMSs), helping small and large businesses set up and create various forms of website content. But WordPress has evolved past just supporting traditional blog content — and that’s largely thanks to… Continue Reading →

WooCommerce is one of the most popular WordPress plugins for building ecommerce applications. In addition to using WooCommerce in a traditional WordPress application, you can use it as a headless solution. This article teaches you how to build a headless WordPress application… Continue Reading →

Gutenberg is the default editor for WordPress. The editor lets you craft and style content using discrete blocks for text, images, video, and other site elements through a drag-and-drop interface. This approach enhances WordPress’s flexibility and design capabilities. This guide… Continue Reading →

Frontity is a cutting-edge server-side framework designed for swiftly building contemporary websites using WordPress and React. It fetches data from WordPress via a REST API and then uses React to generate the final HTML displayed in the browser. You can continue using the WordPress… Continue Reading →

When your website is serving visitors from all over the world, slow load times and high latency can really bog down the experience. Whether you’re running a personal blog, an ecommerce store, or hosting an application, speed and responsiveness can… Continue Reading →

Object-oriented programming (OOP), an important paradigm in software, is centered on “objects” — instances of classes that include data and behaviors instead of “actions.” PHP, known for server-side scripting, benefits greatly from OOP. This is because OPP supports modular and… Continue Reading →

Progressive Web Apps are transforming the way users engage with websites. They’re technically a blend of the best a mobile app and a traditional website can offer. Starting from zero with PWA tech in WordPress will not only step your… Continue Reading →

Astro is a modern frontend framework that empowers developers to build fast and efficient static websites. With Astro, developers can leverage the power of modern JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue.js, and Svelte to create dynamic user interfaces while producing static HTML,… Continue Reading →

Unit testing is crucial in software development, ensuring your application’s components work as expected in isolation. By writing tests for specific code units, you can identify and fix errors early in development, leading to more reliable and stable software. In… Continue Reading →

The Vue framework for JavaScript has become popular for building user interfaces and single-page applications (SPAs). To ensure your large apps function optimally, you need a firm grasp of state management — the process of managing and centralizing an application’s reactive… Continue Reading →

WordPress is a powerful content management system (CMS) complete with a mammoth ecosystem of themes and plugins. This gives you an almost unlimited number of ways to expand your site’s functionality. However, “almost” is the keyword here. For those times… Continue Reading →

If you picture a Venn diagram, Kinsta’s staging environments would converge with both developing for WordPress and your chosen DevOps Lifecycle. They can be a part of your workflow from the initial planning, right up to your operations phase. This… Continue Reading →