web developer | since 2007
One of my most visited articles is about resolving conflict in WordPress. Anybody who is working professionally or frequently with WordPress has encountered this.
Everybody meet your new best friend. The Health Check plugin.
WordPress makes use of the zxcvbn code to estimate whether a chosen password is strong or not. The code is courtesy of Dropbox and hosted here on Github. Dropbox published a very nice blog post in 2012 explaining its concept. My following explanations are based on its content which were eye opening to me. I encourage you to give it a read, if you are interested in the subject.... Read More
I have been accepted into the Google Developer Challenge Scholarship to the Front-End Web Developer track. This should propel me forward in my quest to “learn Javascript deeply”. I am super excited and grateful for the opportunity and will do my best to prove worthy.... Read More
WordPress and WooCommerce PHP code can fail due to your servers PHP configuration. Some plugin’s PHP code require certain configuration values to be active, while some hosting providers may configure your servers PHP environment in a way that impairs execution.... Read More
This is a bit off topic, but does come up so frequently, I thought I should post it here.... Read More
Remind your customers why they should order your products right when they might need a push – on the single product page. With this plugin, you can:... Read More
A frequent question of many shop builders and shop owners is the question of how to find good hosting for your WordPress or WooCommerce site. Hosting offers are usually presented in clear criteria, so lets jump right in.... Read More
WooCommerce allows to manage inventory for each product and product variations. Enable the “Manage Stock?” option to make the following visible:... Read More
Here is a use case that frequently comes up for hotels and room rentals using WooCommerce Bookings.... Read More